FRENCH, Real Estate Agent, 80 Washington St. Boston
NEGOTIATOR OF NOTES AND MORTGAGES,
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DIRECTORY. 1871-2.
e best place to buy Room Paper in NSw Hampshire
IS AT
J. L. L1SEEY & SON'S
(FORMERLY D, LOTHRd^" & CO.'S;
B O OK STORE,
Washington Street, opp. City Hall,
DOVER, N.H.
Books, Stationery, Room Paper,
Fancy Goods ad Pictures, at very low prices.
Room Paper bough' ? >ere trimmed free. Room Paper from 7c. to $3 a roll.
THE ilST PLACE
TO PURCHASE
Dry and Fancy Goods,
".MALI. WARES,
SILKS, SHAWLS, COLLARS,
IS AT
No. 3 Tetliepleir's BIoclc,
BY
J. Y. DEMERIT! & 00.
JKtm K. BRIGHT 4* CAPEN,
Importers of and Dealers in
CARPETINGS,
.328 and 330 WASHINGTON STREET,
OPPOSITE THE ADAMS HOUSE,
W»i. E. Bright. BOSTOH.
S. B. Capen.
* CROSBY, MORSE, & FOSS, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
240 Washington Street, Boston. See advt. opp. p. 25.
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974.202
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1871-1872
i J5EVNOLDS H iGAL
y^ENE.ALO^rf COLLECTION
M. L.
ASIEL & EHRENREICH,
HAVE THE LARGEST STORE,
THE BIGGEST STOCK,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS, IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
CASHMERE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS,
Dress Goods, Silks, Poplins, Hosiery,
111 ItJfIS, &A6ES,
AND TRIMMINGS,
Under Flannels, Blankets, &c.
At prices that will defy any competition.
No. 9 CENTRAL. ST.
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SWAKPSCOT 1871-1872
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MACHINE COMPANY.
SOUTH NEWMARKET, N. H.
Manufacturers of
Plain and Galvanized Wrought-Iron Pipe,
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Brass and Iron Valves ; Steam "Whistles ; 'Locomotive, Marine, Flue.
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers ; Barlow's Patent Bleaching J£iers.
STEAM AND AGEING BOXES FOR PRINT WORKS.
Lap-Welded Boiler Tubes ; Quinn's Patent Expansion Ferrules for
Repairing Boiler Tubes; Ships' Tanks.
STATIONARY & PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
Shaftings ; Turning Lathes; Iron Planers; Machinists' Tools of every
description; Mill Work; all kinds of Saw Mill Machinery (both
Circular and Upright); Iron and Brass Castings : Gasometers
and Gas Works ; Iron Turn-Tables for Railroads; and
Steam BH@8Lt£&g 4ppa&a&mi,
FOR
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACTOEIES, AND DWELLING-HOUSES.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE CUT-OFF ENGINE,
AND
GREEN'S PATENT VARIABLE CUT-OFF ENGINE.
These Engines can be run with a saving of from 40 to 50 per cent in fuel.
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ORDERS RECEIVED BY THEM, OR BY
GEO. K. PAUL & CO., 64 and 66 Union St., BOSTON,
will receive prompt attention.
/ETNA INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual.
Continue to Insure against loss or damage by fire.
Capital and Surplus, July 1, 1871,
96,047,378.67.
L. J. HENDEE, President. J. GOODNOW, Secretary.
Policies may be had at the Agent's office, Central Square.
CHAS. A. TUFTS, Agent,
CENTRAL SQUARE, . . DOVER, W. H.
Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL, $828,705.50.
S. J. HALL, Secretary. E. FREEMAN, President.
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CENTRAL SQUARE, . . DOVER, N. H.
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THE
DOVER, GREAT FALLS,
AND
ROCHESTER
DIRECTORY
FOR
1871-72?
CONTAINING
A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE RESIDENTS,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, AND TOWN REGISTER,
OF EACH TOWN, &c, &c.
BOSTON:
COMPILED, PRINTED, AND PUBLISHED BY
DEAN DUDLEY & CO.
No. 8 Congress Square.
.fee.
For Sale at
J. C. VARNET'S PERIODICAL STORE, DOVER, N. H.
GREAT FALLS, N. H., A. THWING.
ROCHESTER, N. H., DOMINICUS HANSON.
187 1.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by DxAX
Dudley, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress
at Washington.
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PREFACE.
This Directory has been compiled from original sources.
It contains the names of all the citizens of Dover, Great Falls,
and Rochester, N. H. We have called at nearly every house
and every place of business in the three towns. The town
clerks, school committees and others, have aided us, for which
we are very grateful. If our work proves useful, we hope
the public will continue to patronize it, and let us receive a
just reward for so great a labor.
Those who have inserted their advertisements, will find it a
scource of profit to them as well as a convenience to our sub-
scribers, for which we tender them our thanks.
One of the prominent advantages of a Directory is, that it
furnishes an ever present medium of intercommunication be-
tween all classes of people ; and, therefore, advertisements
inserted are sure to be seen by everybody. Each copy of the
book is generally consulted by hundreds of persons, looking
for the very articles advertised. Being all classified alphabeti-
cally in several different ways, it is easy to find the things
wanted.
Many persons see the advertisements so often, they become
indelibly fixed in the memory, and may be communicated to
friends in all places. Others, casually turning over the leaves,
hit upon just what they wished to find among our long list of
useful and first-class goods. People are also often thus re-
minded of things they want, and would otherwise have forgotten.
If a person wishes to obtain what is advertised in the Directory
he is sure to find the correct address of the seller or manu-
facturer.
If he wishes to send by express, it is only necessary for the
Directory to be consulted to find both express and goods
required.
We often hear people remark, "If I had known where your
place of business was, I should have sent to you for my goods;'*
or, " I didn't suppose you were still in business here ; I heard
you had sold out, or retired." Therefore it is neeessary for
even well known business men of long standing to insert their
advertisements in the regular Directory, and let their friends
know that they still live and desire public patronage, being
PEli©©!® ft WBKXt
HAM'S BLOCK,
WASHINGTON ST. . . DOVER, N. H.
Successors to W. T. PRESCOTT,
Are Agents for the following reliable and well-known Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $2,768,900.54
HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF. NEW YORK, Assets, $4,669,125.90
IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON,
1982778 Assets ' $8,000,000.00
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON, Assets, $883,712.99
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF MANCHESTER, N. H. Assets, $134,586.24
PHCENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $1,781,189.84
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK, Assets, $1,936,687.80
TRAVELER'S LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO.
OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $1,743,648.89
YONKERS & NEW YORK FIRE INS. CO.
OF NEW YORK, Assets, $924,833.01
Risks written at this Agency upon as favorable terms as consistent
with safety, and at as low rates as by any substantial Company.
Great care exercised in making policies; all losses equitably
adjusted, and promptly paid at this Agency.
Geo. B. Prescott. Georgb W. Benx.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR.
[Established 1856.] Successor to Hinds & Williams,
manufacturer of
nuiun Miinmn
Galvanic Batteries,
©^ Mata©fi^ &&»
109 COURT STREET,
Near Head of Sudbury Street,
BOSTON.
It is in every respect the best ever offered
for sale, it is simple, cheap, durable. It Churns
Works, and Salts, without change of dasher, or
touching the hands to the butter. Five sizes made.
50,000
now in actual use. Sold by all dealers in really
first-class Farm Machinery.
For Churns, Agencies, Descriptive Circulars,
and Fifty Dollar Prize Butter Essay, address
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
PORTER BLANCHARD'S SONS, CONCORD, N. H.
CONTENTS. ADDITIONS.
ever prompt and ready to serve their old acquaintances with
the latest improved manufactures, and every thing in their
line of the most desirable quality.
A Directory of a town or city is sometimes found so indis-
pensable, that appropriations are made out of the public funds
to aid in its production. Tt is one of the most convenient and
useful institutions of our time. It enables us to find the correct
address of friends, customers, debtors, criminals, &c. It fur-
nishes information to strangers, aids the town or city officers in
making out voting lists, &c, shows the growth and increase of
the town, as well as its enlightened enterprise, without which
such a work could not be sustained. D. DUDLEY.
CONTENT
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PAGE
Banks
74, 126, 158
Advertising Department , .
Calendar ...
. 185
opp. 5
Dover General Directory .
9
" Business Directory .
. 65
" Town Register .
. 71
" Streets, Buildings &c.
Great Falls General Directory .
. ' . .5
. 97
" " Historical Sketch of
. 65
" " Business Directory .
" " Town Register . .
" " Streets, &c
. 121
. 123
. 95
Index to Advertisements.
3
Manufacturing Companies, &c. .
Rochester General Directory
74, 125, 158
. 121
" Business Directory
j " Town Register .
. 15
. 165
" Streets, &c
. 10
ADDITIONS.
DOVE R.
Ackley Daniel, laborer, house Payne
Allard John W. principal high school
Bowman George Z. house Court
Clough Joseph A. trader, hoifse Washington
Davis Wells P. shoemaker, house St. Thomas
Demeritt George P. clerk, house Washington
4 DOVER, GREAT FALLS, AND ROCHESTER DIRECTORY.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOVER.
Page
Asiel & Ehrenreich, dry goods ins. front cov.
Bedell Joseph, house painting etc. . . 191
Burnham J. M. provision dealer . . .188
Demeritt J. Y. & Co. dry & fancy goods
front cover
Drake J. W. homoeopathic physician . . 191
Folsom Geo. L. paints, oils, glass, etc. * 190
Ford Daniel, cider, ale, etc 187
Foye S. H. marble works . \ . .187
Freeman Henry D. oysters . . . .186
Gray J. H. watches, jewelry & silver ware
opp. 65
Hills Edwin A. printer and publisher . 191
Hough T. H. B. brass & iron works . . 186
Jackson D. A. clothes cleaning, &c. . . 189
Laskey J. L. & Sons, books and stationery
outside front cover
Libbey & Co. printers and publishers . 185
Jjothrops & Pinkham, apothecaries over cal.
Lothrop D. & Co. clothing, furn'g goods, &c.
opp. 64
Page
Mitchell & Co. dry goods . . . o]»p. 65
Morrill Bros, carpetings, crockery &c. . 185
Niles & Co. express 192
Nudd B. L. sewing machines . . .191
Page D. A. boots and shoes .... 188
Prescott & Benn, ins. agents opp. preface
Rackley B. F. druggist opp. index to advts.
Rand Mark F. stoves & tinware . opp. 64
Roberts F. W. hats, caps, &c. ... 8
Sterns Wm. drv goods 188
Tasker C. W. dentist 189
Tufts Chas. A. pharmacist, ins. agent 187, 190
Tufts Chas. H. agt. ^Etna & Springfield
insurance companies, . front col'd page
Twombly R. H. marble works . . .189
Wendell D. H. insurance agent . .
Western Union Telegraph Co. . .
Whitney L. P. music & musical inst. .
Wins low J. H. boots and shoes .
Woodman James R. & Co. carpets, &c
190
GREAT FALLS.
Bickford J. T. & Co. grocers . . . .193
Burleigh M. C. agent Somersworth
Machine Co 197
Canney's Express Co 195
Emery John, marble works . . . .197
Farrar W. H. & Son, groceries . . .198
Fernald Edward, printer, G. F. Journal . 193
Foye F. boots and shoes 192
Frost O. A., Wells Beach and G. F. hotels, 194
Hanson L. L. & Co. horses and carriages . 194
Higley Eben N. machinist . . . .128
Hodsdon Bros, stoves, hardware, &c. . 158
Hubbard Cauney & Co. doors, sashes, &c. 197
James S. & Sons, groceries 1 .
Moore Geo. medicines, groceries, &c.
Perkins Enoch, insurance agent .
Poole Joseph M. baker .
Sanborn & Watson furniture
Smilie J. A. boots and shoes .
Spencer A. B. undertaker
Tasker W. H. upholstering .
Thwing A. books and stationery .
Whitehouse Enoch, groceries
Wright James G. & Co. flour, grain &c
Young James G. insurance agent
Young James G. real estate agent
.196
. 195
. 198
. 196
. 196
. 194
. 192
. 196
.193
. 196
. 198
. 124
. 198
ROCHESTER.
Feineman F. clothing & furnishing goods 199
Folsom Chas. W., " Rochester Courier " . 156
Hanson Dominicus, apothecary . . . 200
Jones John H. boots and shoes . . .199
Parshley A, S. insurance agent . . .199
Parsons D. J. lawyer 200
Pirie James, tailor , .200
Wingate Joseph, saloon 200
BOSTON, PORTLAND, ETC,
Bailey & Noyes, booksellers, stationers & mu
sical instruments . . back colored pages
Barney J. E. & Co. ventilators last leaves
Black J. W. photographer . "
Blanchard Porter's Suns, churn manuf.
opp. page
Boston Document Envelope Co. . . 6
Bright Wm. E. & Capen . . front cover
Connolly & Power, boots and shoes, last pp. 6
Coffin Galen, printers' joiner „ 6
Cook J. M. stained and cut glass . „ 1
Crusby, Morse & Foss, jewellers, opp. p.
Dean & Co. document envelopes, lasl leaves, 6
Dill Joseph & Co. inlaid fancy flooring „ 3
Dillingham J. R. dentist „ 5
Eaton S. W. & Son, sewing machine . . 76
Erickson A. sailmaker . . . „ 3
Folsom C. E. & Co. drugs, paints, &c, back col.
French James, real estate front cover
Granite Roofing Co. opp. index
Greenleaf G. & Co. wire workers &c.
last leaves 5
Handcock Z. & Co. fresco painters. „ 8
Hawthorne & Loudon, plumbers „ 4
Hooper Eaton & Co. . . back colored
Howard Watch and Clock Co. opp. page 25
Kendall & Whitney, agricultural tools, &c. 76
Kenisou Parker, chiropodist last leaves 3
Lauten Albert F. com. for JST. H. . . .75
Littell & Gay, publishers, . last leaves 7
Martin James, tents, awnings, &c. opp. 120
Marshall Aug. photographer last leaves 4
Massure Johu, pop corn dealers
back colored page
New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co. . . .70
North, Merriam & Co. beef,pork, &c.last pp. 1
Portland & Rochester R. R. Co. . . .127
Pollard & Leighton, masonic regalia, &c.
pp. 73, 127, 158
Sargent Geo. B. envelope press, &c, last pp. 2
Sawyer & Lane, dentists „
Swampscot Machine Co. (South New Market)
front colored
Turner & Gavett, marble, granite, &c. . 76
Vincent Hathaway -& Co. line on back cover
Walker Geo. W. stoves, furnaces,&c. opp. 56-7
Waither Mme. maison francaise, last pp. . 5
Warren & Dwyer, top sawing, &c. „ 8
Whitman E. F. oculist, &c. „ 4
Williams C. jr. telegraphist . opp, page 3
B. F. RACKLEY,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, DOVER, N. H.
PROPRIETOR OF
HOMAI'S PERSIAN WASH, for
Removing Moth, Tan, Freckles, or
Leutigo, Black Worms or Grubs
from the Face.
GENERAL AGENT FOR
SANBORN'S CROUP SYRUP & SOOTHING DROPS.
The best Remedy known for Croup, Whooping-Cough, Mea-
sles, and all diseases attending Teething in Children ; and
SMITH'S WORM CORDIAL, for Children and Adults.
THE
GRANITE
ROOFING CO.
Respectfully ask the attention of Builders and all others j nterested iu Building operations,
to a roofing material which has been in use nearly three years, and which is admitted to be
better and more economical than any other for the coverii.gof flat roofs.
This Roofing is Superior to Tin,
For the following reasons: It will not rust ; it will noi crack at the joints ; it requires no
painting, which will amount in a few years to the original cost of ihe Granite Roofing. Its
first cost is less than half as much, and it will last twice as long. This material is
Superior to Gravel Roofing,
Because it is only one-fifth as heavy. It forms a smooth surface, shedding snow and water
freely. It will not choke the gutters with gravel and cement. It will not run over the
eaves of a building in hot weather, defacing the walls wiih streaks of coal tar. It will
not crack in cold wewther. It can be applied with equal facility to steep or flat roofs. It
is as acceptable to Insurance Companies as Tin, Zinc, or Iron.
Samples shown and references given at the ofllce of the GRANITE ROOFING CO.
JSio. S Congress Square, . . BO STOW.
County Rislxts for ©ale.
LOTHROPS & PINKHAM,
AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Chemicals,Toilet Articles
PERFUMERY,
AND PATENT MEDICINES.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, DOVER, N. H,
Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention
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STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, ETC,
OF DOVER, N.H.
Angle street, from Central street to Middle
Arch street, from Silver street to Washington
Atkinson street, from Washington street to Silver
Back River road, from Durham road
Barrington road, from Arch, near Fourth street
Belknap street, from Washington street to Silver
Bellamy road, from Silver street to Madbury
Cedar street, from Winter street to No. Pine
Central court, north of 4 Central
Central square, junction Central and Washington
Central street, from Franklin square to Pleasant
Chapel street, from Franklin square to Mechanic
Charles street, from Franklin square to St. John
Chestnut street, from Sixth street to First
Church street, from Central street to Locust
Cocheco street, from Portland, by river
Court street, from Central street to Mount Pleasant
Cushing street, from Washington street to Silver
Cushing's Court, from Walnut street, west
Dover Point
Dover Point road, from head of Pleasant
Durham road, extension of Pleasant street
East Brick street, from Franklin street to Hurd
Elm street, from Silver .
Fayette street, from Washington street to Waldron
Fifth street, from Franklin street, west
First street, from Central street, west to railroad
Folsom street, from Belknap to Cushing
Fourth street, from Franklin street to Arch
Franklin Court, from Franklin street, opp. Fifth
Franklin square, junction of Main, Central, and Franklin sts
Franklin street, from Franklin square, north
Garrison Hill, head of Franklin
George street, from Central street to Payne
Green street, from 83 Washington street to Waldron
Grove street, from Sixth street to railroad bridge
Hale street, from Central street to Locust
Hanson street, from Central street to Payne
Hurd street, from Franklin street to Charles
Kirkland street, from Central street to Locust
Knoxmarsh road, from Silver street
Lafayette square, junction Main, Portland, and Young sts.
Lincoln street, from Chestnut street to Grove
Linden street, from Pleasant street to Sawyer's Mills
Linton's lane, from Main street to Water
6 STREETS. ETC., OF DOVER.
Littleworth road, from Washington street
Locust street, from Franklin Academy to Linden street
Long Hill road, from Rochester road
Lothrop's court, Main street, near School
Main street, from Franklin square, southeast to river
Mechanics' street, from Chapel street to School
Middle street, from Church street to Kirkland
Milk street, from Franklin to Mt. Vernon
Mount Pleasant street, from Court street to Mount Pleasant
Mount Vernon street, from Sixth street, north
Nelson street, from Locust street to Belknap
New York st. (formerly Elm), from Franklin st. to Charles
North Lane street, from Back- River road, east
North Pine street, from Poplar street to Winter
Old Factory road, from Sixth street
Orchard street, from Central street to Fayette
Payne street, from Central square, southeast
Perkins street, from Washington square, east to river
Pine Hill street, near head of Pleasant street
Pleasant street, from Central, south
Poplar street, from St. John street to North Pine
Portland street, from Lafayette square, northeast
Prospect street, from Arch, near Washington, east
River street, from Payne
Rochester road, from Franklin street
Rogers street, from Portland to Cocheco
Rollinsford road, extension of Charles street to Rollinsford
School street, from Main street to Portland
Second street, from Franklin square to Grove
Silver street, from foot of Central street to Arch
Silver street court, from Silver street, near the jail
Sixth street (formerly Brick), from Franklin st. northwest
Sonnet street, from Hanson street to George
South Pine street, from Pleasant street to Mt. Pleasant
Spring street, from Pleasant street to Locust
Spruce lane, from Back River road, east
St. John street, from Chapel street to Charles
St. Thomas street, from Central street to Belknap
Summer street, from Pleasant street to Locust
Third street, from Franklin square, west to Grove
Turnpike, from Portland street to Rollinsford
Union street, from Pleasant street to Court
Waldron street, from Central street to Green
Walnut street, from Waldron street to St. Thomas
Washington sq., junction Main, Washington, and Perkins
Washington street, from Washington square, west
Water street, from Perkins street to Young
Williams street, from Washington street to Central
Winter street, from Charles street to Cedar
Young street, from Lafayette square to river
HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
American Hall Building, Franklin sq., cor. Chapel
American House, Franklin Square
Citj Hall, Central Square
Central Building, Central
Cocheco Block, Washington
Dover Gas Light Works, Cocheco
Franklin Academy, head of Locust
Franklin House, Third
Ham's block, Washington
Henderson's Block, Main
Hibernian Hall, Tetherley's Block, Central Square
High School bldg., Chestnut, near First
Hughes Building, Central
Jail — , Silver
Kimball House, Third, opp. B. & M. Depot
Laskey's Block, Washington
Marston's Block, Central, corner Washington
Masonic Hall, Varney's Block
Morrill's Block, Franklin Square
Morrill's Hall, Morrill's Block
New Hampshire House, Central
Odd Fellow's Hall, Morning Star Building, 39 Washington
Railroad Block, Franklin, corner Fourth
Railroad Depot, Third
Rogers' Block, Washington
Strafford National Bank Buildiug, Central Square
U. S. Building, Franklin,corner Third
Union Block, Washington, corner Central
Union Hall, Ham's Block
Varney's Block, Central
Wendell's Block Central, near Orchard
City Clerk's Office, City Hall
OFFICES, ETC.
City Marshal's Office, basement City Hall
County Clerk's Office, City Hall
County Recorder's Office, City Hall
Court Room, City Hall
Mayor's Office, City Hall
Police Justice's Office
Police Station, basement City Hall
Register of Probate's Office, City Hall
Sheriff's Office, City Hall
U. S. Assessor's Office ,B. & M. Depot
INTOVEIaTIES
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At the new and elegant Store of
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4 MORRILL'S BLOCK.
The largest assortment and best selected stock ever offered to the trade,
comprising
Silk Hats (a specialty), Fur Hats, Wool Hats
CLOTH HATS,
And in the immense stock of Furnishing Goods may be found
JOUYUPS SIP CffiOYBS,
Black, White, Lavender,
and Assorted Colors,
COLLARS, CUFFS, NECK TIES,
(an immense variety,)
BRACES, UMBRELLAS,
in Silk, Alpaca, & Cambric. Also, the largest line of
I*ap Robes «& Horse Blankets
in this vicinity.
JV. B. — Bottom Prices always ! !
F. W.ROBERTS, op. Amer. House, DOVER, N.H.
DOVER DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ave. avenue; b, or bds. boards; bik. Mock; bldg. building; e. or cor. corner;
ct. court; h. house; opp. opposite; n. near; r. rear; C. M. Co. Cocheco Manuf.
Co.; K. K. railroad; sqr. square; st. street; U. S. N., United States Navy.
After the name of a street the word '■ street" is omitted; fclie name of a cor-
poration occurring immediately after the name of a person siguifies the place of
business of that person.
ABBOTT JOHN W. shoe cutter, house Third
Abbott Charles A, clerk, B. F. Rackley's, boards Charles
Abbott Elisha, farmer, house, Rochester road
Abbott Francis A. shoemaker, house Waldron, n. Walnut
Abbott Isaac F. bookkeeper, Purinton & Ham's, 11 Central,
h. Washington, cor. Belknap
Abbott Joseph S. truckman, order box Washington, near
Central, house Atkinson
Acken Alice, widow, house Walnut
Ackley Bridget, house George, near Payne
Adams Charles A, boards St. Thomas
Adams Charles Mrs. house Mechanic
Adams Dorothea Mrs. Walnut, corner Orchard
Adams E. P. Mrs. 24 Central, boards Chestnut
Adams George W. blacksmith, house St. Thomas
Adams Isaac Mrs widow, house St. Thomas
Adams John H. teamster, boards Mrs. I. Adams, St. Thomas
Adams Firank, clerk J. W. Prescott's, boards Walnut, near
Washington
Agnew Alice, widow h. Third, opp. depot
Agnew Henry, shoemaker, house Linton's lane
Agnew Michael, printery, house Water
Agnew Patrick, laborer, house Water
Agnew Thomas, house Central
Allen Charles, shoemaker, h. Second
Allen Curtis L. agent Cocheco Washing Liquid Co., Chest-
Allen Charles, shoemaker, house Second [nut, h. Fourth
Allen George W. Mrs. widow, farmer, h. Mount Pleasant
Allen William, works Sawyer's, 20 Pleasant boards do .
Andrews Edmund C. dry goods, 15 Centra'!, house Central,
corner Pleasant
Andrews William N. with E. C. Andrews, house Central,
corner Pleasant
Applebee Oliver H. shoemaker, house Poplar
10 DOYER [B] BIRECTORY.
Applebee Theodore S. shoemaker, house N. York
AshtoB James H. overseer, printery, house 12 Fifth
Asiel J. (Asiel & Ehrenreich,) dry goods, 9 Central, hous©
Centra] r iiear N. EL House
Athome George, carpenter, boards I Cushing's court
Avery Geo, W, (Geo. W. Avery &, Co.) lumber, First, house
9 Second
Austin Ai, farmer, house Dover point road
Austin Albert, farmer, house Dover point road
Austin Jonathan, farmer, house Dover point road
Austin Nathaniel, farmer, house Dover point road
Austin Stephen, farmer,, house Dover point, road
Austin Stoughton, farmer, house Dover point road
BABB FREEMAN, farmer, house Rochester road
Bacon Charles E. jeweller, 8 Central, house 26 Atkinsoss
Baker Chas, 0. shoemaker, house Old Factory road
Baer Isaac, butcher, bouse Court, near Union
Bacon Henry M. jeweller, house 26> Atkinson
Baker Geo. M. at Sawyer's mill, house Mt. Pleasanfc
Baker Asa S. farmer, house Old Factory road
Baker George E. farmer, house Old Factory road
Baker Frank M. at Sawyer's mill, house Mt. Pleasarat
Baker Jonathan P., City Marshal, house Franklin
Baker Nelson H. First, near railroad
Baker Otis, isouse Mount Pleasant
Baker Samuel W. farmer, Old Factory road
Bailey Joseph C, farmer, house Littleworth road
Bangs Matilda, widow, house Garrison Jiill
Barden George F. printer, Enquirer office, house St Thomas
Barnes Alfred, printer, house Third, near Chestnut
Barnes Benj. house 25 Locust
Bartlett James, machinist, boards Walnut, near St, Thomas
Batchelder C. clerk, American House, boards do,
Batchelder Mayo C. shoemaker, h. Laskey's blk. Washington
Battles Anna, house 29 Second
Battles Bridget, widow, house Second
Battles Henry, bowling alley. Main, cor, Portland, house do.
Bean Henry, laborer, B, M. R. R. house Third
Bean John H, shoemaker, boards N, York
Beach Catherine, house Court, near Central
Beach L. Jr. & Co., soap manufacturers, River st, house at
Lawrence
Beach Laura, house Co^irt, near Central
Beal George B. carpenter, house 47 Franklin
Bedell Joseph, painter, Locust, near Washington, fe>use 111
Washington
Beede Augustus, carpenter, bouse Mt. Yernon
Beede Henry H. shoemaker, boards Mt. Vernon
Bell John, physician, over P, O. house Atkinson,, near Silver
DOVER [B] DIRECTORY. 11
Benn Geo. W. (Prescott & Benn) assistant, U. S. Assessor
& Treasurer, D. W. R. R. Ham's blk. Wash. h. 2 So. Pine
Benn Deborah, widow, house 2 South Pine
Bennett Abbie, widow, house Fifth, near Franklin
Bennett Frank, at S. F. Fisher's, cor. Summer and Locust
Berry Freeman, watchman, at printery, house Williams
Bennett James (Davis, Hovey & Co.), shoe manufacturers,
■ Orchard, near Central, house 8 Orchard
Bennett Joseph W. farmer, Old Factory road
Bennett Thomas, at Hayes' mill, house St John
Benson Edward, at Sawyer's mills, house do.
Berry Blancha, widow, house Washington
Berry Benjamin T. carpenter, house 43 Franklin
Berry E. C. clerk, at U. Wiggin's, house Sixth
Berry Ezra T. building-mover, house U. S. building, Franklin
Berry Levi, laborer, house Fourth, west of river
Berry Mrs. house 1 North Pine
Berry T. L. freight ag't B. & M. R. R. h. Wash. near^Cushing
Bickford Alphonzo, widow, house 20 Silver
Bickford Charles, shoemaker, house 11 Orchard
Bickford Frank, farmer, house Rochester road
Bickford John C. insurance agent, 2 Morrill's Block, Frank-
lin square
Bickford John E. (J. B. Folsom & Co.) oil cloth carpet
manufacturer, house 88 Central
Bickford Moses H. farmer, house Turnpike
Bickford Thomas Mrs. house head Pleasant, near Pine hill
Biilings James H. shoecutter, house Chestnut
Blaisdell Edward, carpenter, Main, near School, house 94
Washington
Blaisdell John L. shoemaker, house Rochester road
Blake Wm. H. farmer, house Silver
Blanchard John H. oilcloth factory, boards Walnut, c. Orchard
Blanchard Melvin B. oilcloth factory, house Spring
Blanchard William oilcloth factory, house Spring
Bodge Andrew J. carpenter, house Silver
Bodge George E. farmer, house Littleworth road
Bogan Charles, horse clipper, house Middle, near Church
Bolo Rufus, carpenter, house Rochester road
Bond George F. air gun and pistol gallery, and Scipio saloon,
Locust, near city Hall, house Sixth
Bond Sarah, house 5 Fifth
Bonser Samuel, machinist, house Hanson
Boston James, blacksmith, house 4 Rogers' blk. Washington
Bowers George, print works, house School
Bowers John, printery, boards N. Bowers', George
Bowers Nicholas, printery, house George
Bowley George W. farmer, house Littleworth road
Boyden George W. portable carriage tops, School, house
Union, corner Court
12 DOVER [B] DIRECTORY.
Boyle Mary, widow, house Young
Bracewell John, supt. Cocheco print works, house Locust
Brackett John H. Sawyer's mills, house Linden
Brackett Luther, mason, house Central
Bradbury W. confectioner, house Folsom
Bradbury , clerk, house Folsom
Bradley A. pressman, boards American House
Bradley Jonathan (Bradley & Moulton) shoe manufacturer,
Chestnut, cor. Lincoln, house Franklin
Bradley & Moulton (Jonathan Bradley and Alvah Moulton),
shoe manufacturers, Chesnut, cor. Lincoln
Bradford John M, house Linden
Brawn John F. proprietor Heath House, Barrington road
Breed Stephen, shoe cutter, house Franklin
Brennan Dennis, laborer, house Waldron, near Orchard
Brennan Elizabeth, widow, house 56 Payne
Brennan Michael, printery, house Waldron
Brennan Phillip, laborer, house Young
Brewster Eli V. groceries and boots and shoes, 20 Central,
house 59 Washington
Brewster Eliza, house Cocheco
Brewster H. H. Mrs. house Mechanic, cor. School
Brewster Timothy M. laborer, house Middle, n. Church
Brigham E. T. photograph artist, 22 Central
Brock Cyrus Mrs. house New York
Brock David M. shoemaker, house St. Thomas
Brittain M. C. pastor M. E. Church, house St. John
Brooks Isaac, finisher, Sawyer's mills, house do
Brooks Oliver, farmer, house Sixth
Brown Ambrose, shoemaker, house Court
Brown Charles H. machinist, house Orchard, corner Fayette
Brown Chas. J. Jr. hair dresser, boards Cedar, opp. No. Pine
Brown Elisha R. clerk, Strafford National Bank building,
boards 20 Silver
Brown Elizabeth, widow, house Green
Brown Emerson L. carpenter, house 15 Fifth
Brown , at Sawyer's mill, house head Pleasant
Brown George W. house St. Thomas, near Atkinbon
Brown Henry W. house New York
Brown Isaac B. carpenter, house 6 Atkinson
Brown Jacob K. farmer, house Rochester road
Brown Jane Mrs. house Mt. Pleasant
Brown John, wheelwright, house Mt. Pleasant
Brown John L. farmer, house Rochester road
Brown Martha H. dressmaker, house Wash, near Belknap
Brown, widow, house New York
Brown Moses, farmer, house Franklin, near Garrison hill
Brown P. C, C. M. Co., house Waldron
Brown Robert, carpenter, house Garrison hill
Brown Smith, blacksmith, house Union, corner Court
DOVER [B] DIRECTORY. 13
Brown Thomas, confectionery, &c. 5 Central
Brown T. W. Rev. house 80 Central
Brown Win. R. livery and boarding stable, Washington,house
5 Roger's block, Washington
Brownell E. farmer, house Dover neck
Brownell Samuel H. city messenger, h. Locust, corner St.
Thomas
Brownell Wm. Mrs. widow, h. St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Brownell Wm. B. watchman, C. M. Co. h. 97 Washington
Bruce John B. machinist, navy yard, Portsmouth, h. 8 Chapel
Buckley Daniel, C. M. Co. h. School near Main
Buckley Daniel Mrs. h. Main
Bunce Charles, C. M. Co. h. Atkinson near Washington
Bunce Charles H. laborer, h. Waldron, near Walnut
Bunce George, laborer, h. Waldron, near Fayette
Bunce George F. laborer, bds. Atkinson near Washington
Bunker Chas. A. carpenter, h. Washington, near Belknap
Bunker James M. hay dealer, Gushing, h. do.
Burke Nathaniel, laborer, h. Third, opp. B. & M. repair shop
Burley Charles, laborer, h. Dover neck
Burley Charles H., C. M. Co. h. Central, cor, Kirklaud
Burley Freeman, carpenter, h. Portland
Burley Josiah, billposter, bds. Central, cor. Kirkland
Burley Margaret M. h. Fifth, cor. Grove
Burley Nancy, widow, h. Winter
Burley Parkham, machinist, printery, h. 85 Washington
Burley Samuel D., C. M. Co. h. Washington
Burley William, farmer, h. south-west of the river
Burlingame L. R. publisher "Morning Star," 39 Washington,
h. Silver, cor. Arch
Burnham Edward I. mason, bds. 15 Atkinson
Burnham J. M. provisions, R. R. blk., h. Charles
Burnham Royal R. mason, h. 15 Atkinson
Burnham Samuel, laborer, house Chestnut, cor. Lincoln
Burns John, house Chapel, near St. John
Burns Peter, house Water
Burns P. H. widow, house Chapel
Burroughs Anna E. boards Central
Burroughs C. L. bookbinder, 37 Washington, h. Central
Burroughs Edward, jigger, bds. Linden, near Sawyer's mill
Busby Almira, widow, house 5 Fifth
Butler Benjamin, Factory, h. Chapel
Butler Charles, lather, bds. Folsom, cor. Cushing
Butler Geo. W. grocer, Silver, house Folsom
Butler John E. overseer, C. M. Co. h. 28 Atkinson
Butler John S. shoemaker, house Mount Pleasant
Butterfield Charles H. carpenter. h.Third, below Grove
Butterfield Ira A. stonemason, h. 45 Franklin
Buzzell George W. farmer, house Rochester road
Buzzell Sophia Mrs. house United States block, Franklin
14 DOVER [C] DIRECTORY.
Byrne Mary, millinery, Tetherly block, Central square,
house 69 Washington
CAHALL ANN, widow, h. Third n. Grove
Callaran Bridget, widow, h. Main
Campbell Nancy, widow, h. Young
Cannaran M. H. engineer, h. Charles, opp. St. John
Cannaran John EL baggage master, C. R. R. boards Charles,
opp. St. John
Canney Albert M. builder, boards Third, below Grove
Canney Enoch, blacksmith, h. 14 Second
Canney Geo. F. shoe cutter h. Rollinsford road
Canney H. A. shoe finisher, boards Cushing's court
Canney H. E. cutter, boards Cushing's court
Canney Jerome B. machinist, house Cushing's court
Canney Thomas J. builder, house Third, below Grove
Canney Wesley, shoemaker, bds, 14 Second
Carberry Bridget, house Third, opp. depot
Card Daniel, farmer, house Back river road
Card George, seaman, h. Dover Point road
Card James H. sea captain, house Dover point
Card Thomas, farmer, h. Dover point
Card William, mechanic, house Dover point
Card William shoemaker, h. Dover Point road
Carlton James carriage maker, h. Mt. Pleasant
Carlton Nathaniel, laborer, house Mt. Pleasant
Carney Mary, widow, h. Waldron
Carpenter Jacob, laborer, h. Dover Point road
Carroll Dennis, printery, house Waldron, near Walnut
Carroll James, printery, h. First
Carroll Owen, printery, house Sonnet
Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. Waldron
Casey James, printery, h. Main, near Water
Casey Michael, laborer, h. Central
Casey Michael, printery, h. Payne
Cash Thomas, farmer, h. Waldron
Cassidy Alice, widow, h. George, near Payne
Patrick Cassidy, printery, h. Main
Cassidy Patrick, spinner, h. Water
Cassilly Frank, printery, h. Payne
Cassilly John, shoemaker, h. Main
Cassily Patrick, farmer, house Barrington road.
Cassily Philip Mrs. widow, house Back river road
Caswell Cornelius, E. supt. County Farm, Old Factory road
Caswell G. W. teamster, house Central, cor. First
Caswell Mary A. Mrs. widow, house 6 Atkinson
Cate Frederick, house Arch, near Washington
Cate George F. C. M. Co. house 16 Atkinson
Cate Harrison, shoemaker, boards Franklin House
Cate Joseph A. shoe finisher, house Third, below Grove
DOVER [C] DIRECTORY. 15
Cate Joseph W. foreman, Mark F. Rand, h. Portland
Cate Lydia, widow, house Littleworth road
Caton James, laborer, house Main
Caton James Mrs. widow, Dover Point road
Cavanagh Christopher, printery, house Third
Cavanagh Daniel, laborer, house Waldron, near Orchard
Cavanagh Mary, house Waldron, near Walnut
Cavanagh Thomas, cement pipes, house Water
Caverly A. boots and shoes, 2 Central, house Arch, near
Washington
Caverly George H. farmer, house Dover neck
Caverly Hannah, house 5 Poplar
Caverly John H. farmer, Old Factory road
Caverly O. A. Miss (Hosmer & Caverly) , dressmakers,
3 Central, house do
Caverno Arthur, clergyman, house Washington, near Belknap
Caverno Matthew, house Waldron, near Walnut
Chadbourn John, shoemaker, St. Thomas, near Atkinson,
house do.
Chadwick Daniel, cloth room, C. M. Co. house 19 Orchard
Chadwick George H. assistant paymaster, C. M. Co. boards
Fayette
Chadwick William, 'carpenter, house East Brick, nr. Franklin
Chadwick William K. clerk, 15 Central, bds. 19 Orchard
Chamberlain Charles E. clerk, . (J. T. & N. E. Hanson's),
boards Court
Chamberlin Edward B., pressman, Star office, h. 7 Nelson
Chamberlain George, mason, h. Franklin
Chamberlin George A., shoemaker, boards 1 Cushing's ct.
Chamberlin John A., shoecutter, h. Fifth
Chamberlain Lauriston (Chamberlain & No well), grocer,
49 Franklin, house Garrison hill
Champion Alvah, shoemaker, h. Hurd
Champion Charles W. clerk, Franklin House, bds. do.
Champion John N., shoe fitter, h. Rollinsford road, cor. Hurd
Champion Nathaniel R. shoemaker, bds. 14 Hurd
Chandler William L. farmer, h. 37 Pleasant
Chapman Charles L. C. M. Co. h. Lothrop's court
Chase Alfred B. barber, boards American House
Chase Charles, hostler, h. Portland
Chase Hannah, boarding house, Central
Chase James F. livery stable, Chapel, h. do.
Chase W. T. clergyman, h. Franklin cor. Hurd
Chesley Andrew C. hardware, 33 Wash. h. Franklin near
Garrison hill
Chesley Henry A. carpenter, h. Franklin, n. Garrison hill
Chesley John F. engineer, B. & M. R. R. h. Sixth, cor.
Franklin
Chesley Julia M. widow, h. Belknap
Chesley William J. farmer, h. Long hill road
16 DOVER [C] DIRECTORY.
Cheswell John W. clerk, C. M. Co. bds. Rollinsford road
Cheswell Thomas E. butcher, bds. Rollinsford road
Chick John W. clerk, Lothrops & Pinkham's, bds. Hurd
Christie Daniel M. counsellor, Central square, h. Pleasant,
corner Summer
Christie Frank A., B. & M. R. R. bds, 5 Silver
Christie Ira Mrs. widow, h. Silver, nr. Central
Christie James I. assistant doorkeeper, United States Senate,
boards 5 Silver
Christie Robert, farmer, h. Silver, near Arch [h do.
Christie Thomas C. lightning rods and f pumps, Arch, cor. Wash.
Church Mary, dressmaker, Franklin square, h. do.
Chubbuck Harriet E., widow, h. 6 Cushing's court
Churchill Albert, shoemaker, house Fifth
Clark Alfred C. fireman, Cocheco Manuf. Co. h. Portland
Clark Alphonso, cutter, at Purinton & Ham's, h. Waldron n.
Fayette
Clark Brackett W. painter, house 13 Fourth
Clark Catherine, widow, h. Green
Clark Charlotte, h. Walnut, n. Waldron)
Clark Chas. H., clerk, 33 Wash. bds. Franklin
Clark David, Cocheco Manuf. Co. house Orchard
Clark Geo. G., clerk, B. Rich's, bds. Wash.
Clark Eunice Mrs. widow, h. St. Thomas [Central
Clark E. W. & R. L. Mi&ses, dressmakers, Waldron cor.
Clark George W. printer, Star office, boards 49 Locust
Clark Greenleaf, house Washington, near Arch
Clark Hosea, h. 30 Locust
Clark Jacob, carpenter, house Garrison hill
Clark John, painter, h. Washington
Clark John A., clerk, co-operative store, bds. Franklin
Clark John S. watchman, C. M. Co. house Second
Clark John M., C. M. Co. house Rogers, near Cocheco
Clark Nathaniel, machinist, h. E. Brick
Clark Oliver, C. M. Co. bds. A. C. Clark's, Portland
Clark Patrick, printer, h. Young
Clark Rensselaer E. clerk, P. O. house 9 Grove
Clark , machinist, h. Rogers
Clay Parker, laborer, house 7 Fifth
Clements Benjamin, carpenter, C. M. Co. h. Portland
Clements John, farmer, h. Dover Point road
Clements John W. farmer, h. Dover Point road
Clements Samuel, h. Cocheco
Clifford Stuart, dyer, Washington sq. h. 87 Washington
Clough D. E. periodicals & fancy goods, Franklin square, h.
Chapel n. Mechanics
Colbath George W. postmaster, h. Portland
Colbath John S. shoemaker, h. Old Factory road
Colbath King, (Colbath & Toppan), grocer, Ham's Block, h.
Atkinson n. Nelson
BOVER [C] DIRECTORY. 17
Clough Harrison T. oil cloth factory, h. 41 Pleasant
Clough Jonathan A. shoemaker, h. Cedar, near N. Pine
Clough Joseph A. farmer, h. Littleworth road
Clougharty Michael, laborer, house Central
Cocking Edward, house 43 Locust
Cocking Edward H. brakeman, B. & M. R. R. bds. 43 Locust
Coffee Patrick clerk, at H. D. Freeman's, house^ Williams
Coine Luke, laborer, h Waldron
Coine Stephen, engraver, bds. N". H. House '
Colbath Lafayette, shoemaker, h, Franklin square
Colbath William, laborer, house 11 Fifth
Colbath William, jr. foreman soap manufactory, River, house
Hanson, corner Payne
Colbath & Top pan, grocers, Ham's Blk. Wash.
Colby Benjamin L. house 98 Washington
Colby Frank, painter, bds. Charles
Colby John T. G. Rev. h. Atkinson, n. Silver
Cole Asa T. laborer, house Waldron
Cole Benjamin, laborer, house Waldron, near Central
Cole Charles T. hostler, h. Main
Cole Jesse, farmer, h. Long hill road
Cole Mary A. widow, house Waldron, near Green
Cole Michael G. tailor, Central square, house Cedar
Coleman Augustus T. sea captain, house Rogers
Coleman Charles C. clerk, h. So. Pine
Coleman Dorothy, widow, h. Dover Point road
Coleman h. Knox marsh road
Coleman Edwin, boatman, h, Dover point road
Coleman Henry, farmer, house, Dover point
Coleman James H. brickmaker, Dover point
Coleman John, trader, house Dover Point
Coleman Thomas, sea captain, h. Atkinson
Collins Alice, saloon, Third, opposite depot, house do.
Collins Benjamin, lumber, doors, sashes, &c Third, opposite
depot, h. Portland
Collins Elizabeth, house First
Colomy Daniel, shoemaker, h. Franklin n. Garrison hill
Colomy Jonas, shoemaker, h. Fourth
Colomy William, shoemaker h. 17 Fifth
Comer James H. laborer, house Pleasant
Commichau Waldimer, fur cutter, 11 Central, h 13 Central
Connor Adelaide, school teacher, bds, Hanson cor. George
Connor Isaiah C. (Connor & Goodwin) picture frames, &c.
Locust, nr. City Hall, house Hanson
Connor & Goodwin, pictures & frames, sheet music & musi-
cal instruments, Locust, nr. City Hall
Conlen Michael (Conlen & Place), h. Charles
Conlen & Place, billiards, Central sq.
Connolly James, laborer, h. Third, nr. Grove
Connolly John, laborer, h. Water 2
18 DOVER [C] DIRECTORY.
Conley - , farmer, h. Payne, nr. Williams
Cook Alden B. painter, h. Locust
Cook Jane, widow, h Waldron
Cook Jedediah, farmer, h. Littleworth road
Cook Susan, h. Rollingsford road
Cook Mrs. widow, house First
Cooper A Ivan A. boards, 25 Main
Cooper Charles H. boards 2 North Pine
Cooper Levi C. Williams' belt shop, house 2 North Pine
Cooper Moses, house 1 North Pine
Copp Hiram P. trader, house Fifth, near Grove
Corson Hiram, farmer, house Black Water road
Cotter Daniel, laborer, h. Young
Cotter Ellen, widow, h. Main
Cotter Mary, widow, h. Water
Cotton Albert W. (A. W. Cotton & Co.) dry & fancy goods,
Morrill's block, Franklin Square, house Lincoln
Cotton A. W. & Co. dry and fancy goods, Morrill's block
Cotton Samuel, clerk, C. A. Tufts' drug store, house Hurd,
near Franklin
Courser W. M. (Danforth & Courser) grocer, h. Second]
Cousens Israel, farmer, house Dover point
Cowan Henry K. house Garrison hill
Cowan Joseph S. engineer, glue factory, house Hurd, near
Franklin
Cox Henry, laborer, house Main [Central
Crannan Martin J. tailor, 2 Franklin sq. house Waldron, near
Crehore Joseph, clergyman, h. Franklin]
Cregan Henry, printer, h. Payne |
Cregan John, saloon, Payne, h. do.
Cressey Ervin P. clerk, boards 7 Pleasant
Cressey Thaddeus P. millinery, 7 Central, h. 7 Pleasant
Crockett Benj. B. piano-forte maker, house 41 Pleasant-
Crockett Charles H. Mrs. widow, h. 59 Franklin
Crockett Elizabeth, widow, house 6 Chapel
Crockett James M. confectionery, Franklin sq. h. N. Pine
Crockett Sarah* A. tailoress, N. Pine^
Crosby John M. printer, h. 18 Orchard
Cunningham Frank, tin smith, h. Water
Currier John Mrs. house Central, corner Silver
Currier Thomas, house Central, corner Silver
Cushing Charles, farmer, house Dover Point^road
Cushing E. B. physician, Central cor.' Silver
Cushing Joseph, farmer, honse Dover Point road
Cushing Peter, farmer, house Barrington road
Cushing Robert H. farmer, house Barrington roads
Cushing Thomas E. clerk, boards Mrs. Cushing's, Washington
Cushman , farmer, Bellamy road
Cusker Charles, shoemaker, house Courtj
DOVER [D] DIRECTORY. 19
Cusker Mary, house Court
Cusker Michael, printery, house Payne
Cusker Patrick, engraver, printery, house 55 Payne
DALEY ^ELLEN, widow, h, Main
Daley Francis, mason, h, Payne
Dame H. W. Miss, house Court, near Central
Dame S. H. furnishing and fancy goods, 41 Wash, house
Mt. Vernon
Dame William, clerk, boards 85 Washington
Dame William F. engineer, h. Fifth, near Grove
Danforth Henry W. (Danforth & Courser), grocer, house
First
Danforth & Courser, grocers, Wash. opp. City Hall
Davey James, C. M. Co. h. Waldron
Davis Albert, shoemaker, house Arch
Davis Augustus, shoemaker, house Littleworth road
Davis Charles A. florist, Arch, near Fourth, house do.
Davis Edward, farmer, Mt. Pleasant
Davis Eleazer (Davis, Hovey & Co), shoe manufacturers
house St. Thomas
Davis, Hovey & Co. (Eleazer Davis, Thomas C. Hovey
James Bennett) shoe manufacturers, Orchard, near
Central
Davis Eliza, widow, house Chapel
Davis Franklin F. tinsmith, Mark F. Rand's, h. Waldron
Davis Henry S. C. M. Co. boards 110 Washington
Davis James, house Pleasant
Davis Lydia, house Waldron
Davis Lydia Mrs. widow, house Pleasant
Davis Newell, oil cloth factory, house, Pleasant
Davis Newell C. machinist, C. M. Co. h. Rollinsford road
Davis Samuel, laborer, house Waldron
Davis Sarah C. widow, of Benaiah, house 26 Second
Davis William, farmer, house Knox marsh road
Davis W. H. hair dresser, 19 Central, h. Chapel
Day George T. Rev. editor " Morning Star," 39 Washing-
ton, house 22 Silver
Dean Charles, machinist, h. Wash. nr. Belknap
Dearborn Augustus W. farmer, h. Fourth, n. the river
Dearborn N. L. farmer, h. Fourth, n. the river
Dearborn Thomas J. carpenter and builder, h. Fourth,
near the river
Decatur Caroline, widow, h. U. S. Block
Decatur John B. widow, house Belknap.
Decatur L. F. bds. Belknap
Delaney John, block printer, house 13 Fifth
Delany John W. bookkeeper, house E. Brick
Demeritt Charles C. carpenter, printery, h. Court
Demeritt Charles W. shoecutter, boards C. C. Demeritt's
20 DOYER [DJ DIRECTORY,
Demeritt George H. harness maker, boards C. C. Demer-
itt's, Court
Demeritt J. Y. (J. Y. Demeritt & Co), 2, Central, h* Silver
Demeritt Jas. H. shoemaker, house E. Brick
Demeritt John F. house Fourth
Demeritt J. Y. &. Co. (J. Y. Demeritt &. D. S. Ward), dry
goods, 2 Central
Dennis George C carriage manufacturer, Union, n. Court,
bds. Union
Dennis James S. iron and steel merchant, 122 Water
(Boston), h. Rochester Road [Silver
Devereaux Kichard F. cutter, 5 and 6 Morrill's Block, bds.
Devlin John, laborer, h. Payne, near Williams
Devoy Edward, laborer, house Waldron, near Walnut
Dickson George, carpenter, bds. 1 Cushing's court
Dickson James, belt maker, house No. 3 Pine
Diman Priscilla, house Sixth
Dobbs Joseph, engraver, . boards* N. H. House
Dobbins James, laborer, house Water
Donahue Sarah, house Water
Donovan Mary, widow, house near Sawyer's mills
Dorien Owen, watchman, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Dore Charles A. cutter, house Fourth
Dore Charles C. Cocheco Manuf. Co. boards Charles
Dore Ezekiel, shoemaker, house New York
Dore Oliver, house 18 Fourth
Doty Simeon, shoe cutter, house First
Dover Library, Cocheco Block, Wash.
Dow Henry, farmer, house Silver, cor. Locust
Downs George W. teamster, house 6 Seeond
Downs James, carpenter, house Orchard, corner Walnut
Downs Wm. Cocheeo Manuf. Co. house Waldron
Doyle James, slater, house Williams, near Central
Drake Abram M. machinist, house 53 Franklin
Drake J. W. physician, 19 Orchard, house do,
Drew Alfred P. (Drew & Dame), house Elm
Drew & Dame, boots and shoes, 41 Washington
Drew Charles A. house East Brick
Drew Cyrus G. shoe cutter, house Silver
Drew Daniel, farmer, house Dover Point road
Drew David L. farmer, house Hanson
Drew Eliza, widow, house Back river road
Drew George K. house Fourth [road
Drew Gerrish P. clerk, (Washington), house Back river
Drew Harrison, farmer, house Back River road
Drew Isaac Mrs. house Silver
Drew Jacob, jailer, County jail, Silver
Drew Isaac M. Sawyer's Mills, house Back river road
Drew Mary T. house 6 Charles
Drew Martin V. B. blacksmith, house Barrington road
DOVER [E] DIRECTORY. 21
Drew Nancy J. house 6 Charles
Drew Nathaniel, laborer h. North Lane, Back river road
Drew Samuel, carpenter, Locust, house Silver
Drew R. W. house Hanson
Drew Thomas, hostler, house First
Drew Thomas F. farmer, h. North Lane, Back river road
Drew Thomas P. farmer, Back River « road
Drew William, jr. mariner, house Portland
Dirnkwater James, spinner, house Dover Point road
Drummond James, clergyman, h. Third, n. Chestnut
Duffy Edward, laborer, house 52 Payne
Duffey Henry, printery, house Perkins, near Water
Duffey Patrick, printery, house Perkins, near Water
Dunn Charles, printery, house Williams
Dunn Eliza, Dunn farm, house Durham road
Dunn George F. baker, house Williams
Dunn George, Dover and Portsmouth packet, h. Second
Dunn Mary, Dunn farm, house Durham road
Dunn Samuel T. farmer, house Back river road
Dunn Silas, overseer, house 62 William
Durell Elizabeth, h. 36 Silver
Durell Margaret, h. 36 Silver
Durgin Albert, laborer, h. Cedar
Durgin Betsey, boarding house, 2 Second
Duesbury Fred, sketch maker, C. M. Co. h. 82 Central
Duxbury Elizabeth, widow, h. Silver, cor. Central
Duxbury John J. com. agent manuf. supply, h. 1 Union
Duxbury Nancy C. music teacher, h. Silver, near Central
Dyer Albion P. shoemaker, h. Chapel
Dyer James, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
i
EADIE WILLIAM, printery, house 16 Pleasant
Eastman John F. machinist, house 106 Washington
Eaton Nathaniel, farmer, Barrington road
Eaton William, farmer, house Barrington road
Eaton William H. shoemaker, house Main
Edgerly Charles P. at Sawyer's mill, house Back river road
Edgerly Bradbury, house Locust
Eglin Adam, carriage trimmer, house 39 Pleasant
Ehrenreich B. (Asiel & Ehrenreich), dry goods, 9 Central,
boards Central, near N. H. House
Ehelaccser M. widow, house Charles, near Hurd
Ela Benjamin, farmer, house Garrison hill
Ela Ruth, house 28 Locust
Ela Susan, house 28 Locust
Elkins Alonzo, tea and coffee, Franklin square, house, Sixth,
near Mt. Vernon
Elliot Arthur F." R. shoemaker, house Knox marsh road
Elliot Alonzo, shoemaker, boards Franklin House
Elliot Nancy B. widow, house Mechanic near Chapel
22 DOVER [J 1 ] DIRECTORY.
Elliot Sarah A. widow, house 7 Cushing's court
Ellis Esther L. dressmaker, house Waldron, near Walnut
Emerson Daniel E. machinist, C. M. Co. h. 86 Washington
Emerson Edgar, last maker, house Second
Emerson Horace, shoe cutter, house 2 St. Thomas
Emerson Joseph S. shoemaker, boards Rollinsford road
Emerson Samuel, farmer, house Back river road
Emerson Smith, ticket-master, B. &^M. R. R. house First,
near railroad
Emery A. J. house Walnut, near St. Thomas
Emmott John, overseer of engraving room, printery, house
Central, opposite N. H. House
England Thomas, printery, house Winter
Estes Leonard, shoemaker, house Chapel
Estes William F. house 95 Central
Evans Robert, blacksmith, Kirkland, house Middle, n. Kirkland
Everett Charles Mrs. house 19 Pleasant
FAIRBANKS ALBERT H. engineer, printery, house 31
Orchard
Fall George S. shoemaker, boards Winter, corner Cedar
Fairbanks Chas. A. painter, house Chapel, near Franklin sqr.
Fall Philander, carpenter and builder, house Portland
Frazier Alexander, merchant tailor, 4th door from Central
square, house 13 Atkinson.
Freeman Edmund, house 31 Franklin.
Freeman Edmund J. oyster saloon, Franklin, cor. Third
Farnham Charles H. clerk, 23 Central, boards 23 Atkinson
Farnham Henry H. paymaster, C. M. Co. bds. 23 Atkinson
Farnham Henry H. shoemaker, boards. St. John
Farnham James M. shoemaker, house Second
Farnham John G. Mrs. house 23 Atkinson
Farnham Moses P. machinist, house Long hill
Farrar A. W. Mrs. dressmaker, 10 Morrill's new blk. Frank-
*lin square, house Fourth
Farrar William, shoemaker, house Fourth, corner Franklin
Farrar O. W. hoop-skirts and fancy goods, 10 Morrill's new
block, house Fourth
Farrell Patrick, saloon, Third, house do.
Faxon Chas. A. (Wiggin & Faxon), grocer, Central near Hale
Faxon EbenF. farmer, house Barrington road
Faxon Ebenezer, farmer, house Barrington road
Felch H. A. & J. E. Misses, millinery and dressmaking,
" . Union block, Central, house do.
Felker Chas. F. teamster, boards Locust, near Atkinson
Felker John W. at Glidden's mill, house Folsom
Felker Jonathan K. carpenter, house Arch
Felker Levi Mrs. house Central
Feneker Charles, policeman, house 5 First
Fennan Ann, widow, house Second
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Fennan James, printery, house Main, near "Water
Fenner Albert G. physician, 33 J Franklin, house do.
Fenner Albert G. Jr. clerk, boards 33 Franklin
Ferguson Mary A. house Rogers, near Coeheco
Fernald Alpheus, carpenter, at printery, house Second
Fernald Charles, boxmaker, boards 25 Main
Fernald Joseph, machinist, house Dover point
Fernald Kingman, brakeman, C. R. R. bds. Central, n. Fifth
Fernald Oliver, blacksmith, boards Franklin House
Fernald Mary J. tailoress, house Portland
Fernald William, carpenter, house Barrington road
Fernald William H. boards Barrington road
Finnigan Catherine, widow, house Waldron
Fisher Samuel F. house Summer, corner Locust
Fitzgerald John T. Mrs. house Fourth
Flagg Harriet, widow, house 23 Second
Flagg Joshua G. house Chestnut, corner Second
Flanders Ezekiel H. medicines, house 7 North Pine
Flanders George H. shoemaker, house 7 North Pine I
Flanders Job, shoemaker, house St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Flanders Langdon S. lastmaker, house Charles
Fogerty James, saloon, Orchard, house Main
Fogerty John, printery, boards J. Fogerty's, Main
Fogg John W. shoemaker, house Orchard, corner Fayette
Folds William L. Central
Folds Bridget, widow, house Central
Folds Christopher, blacksmith,house Central
Folsom George L. paints, oils and window glass, Main, house
30 Silver
Folsom George P. house Locust
Folsom J. B. (J. B. Folsom & Co.) Locust,house 27 Pleasant
Folsom J. B. & Co. (J. B. Folsom and John E. Bickford), oil
cloth carpet manufacturers, Locust
Folsom Simeon B. drugs and medicines, house Silver
Foman Elizabeth, house Waldron, corner Fayette
Foman John W. blacksmith, bds. corner Waldron and Walnut
Foss Alvah, house Hurd near Franklin
Foss Elizabeth, widow, house Fifth near Grove
Foss Emery, carpenter, boards Union
Foss Enos G. teamster, house East Brick
Foss George F. cutter, house 75 Washington
Foot George E. (Foot fc^Snell) hardware, 52 Franklin,bds.
8 Mechanic
Foss Jacob K. boxmaker, house Washington, near Cuhsing
Foss John, shoemaker, boards Fifth, near Grove
Ford Eben, farmer, house Dover Point road
Ford Benj.imin A. farmer, house Dover point
Ford Daniel, manufacturer of Smith's root beer, bottled a!e,
and cider, 4 Main house Central
Ford George W. farmer, house Dover point
24 DOVER [F] DIRECTORY.
Ford J. S. M. house Back river road
Ford William H. house Back river road
Forrest John W. carpenter, house 8 South Pine
Foss Charles E. teamster, house 2 Franklin square
Foss Darius, tailor, Franklin square, house 21 Fourth *
Foss Drew, mason, house Fourth, west of river
Foss Everett O. editor ''Local Record," Third,near Franklin,
house Silver
Foss Edgar M. boards Joel S. Foss, Main
Foss Enoch, farmer, house Mt. Pleasant
Foss George C. blacksmith, boards 82 Franklin
Foss James, C. M. Co. house 78 Franklin
Foss Joel S. house Main
Foss Mrs. house Fourth, west of the river
Foss Nehemiah, teamster, house 2 Franklin square
Foss P. B. Mrs. widow, house 17 OchardJ
Foss Sylvanus C. farmer, house Belknap
Foss Warren, shoemaker, house Hurd
Foss William H. shoemaker, boards Winter, cor. Central
Foote G. E. (Foote & Snell), hardware, Franklin sq. house,
Mechanicsville
Foote & Snell (G. E. Foote, and Timothy H. Snell), hardware,
Franklin square
Footman Thomas, farmer, house Dover Point road
Fox Lucy, widow, house Water
Foye John Mrs. widow, house Rochester road
Foye Solomon H. marble yard, foot Main, h. Ill Washington
Foye Thomas, house Washington, near Locust
Foye John, at Sawyer s mills, house do
Foye , shoemaker, house Atkinson
Freeman Frank, insurance agent, Central square, house
Washington, cor. Walnut
Freeman Francis A. counsellor, Tetherley block, house 31
Silver
Freeman Henry D. oyster saloon and eating house, Exchange
block, opposite City Hall, house Franklin, near Garrison
hill
Freeman Hiram L. clerk, house Franklin
French E. S. shoemaker, boards Winter, cor. Cedar
French John A. Mrs. widow, house Arch, near Washington
French John W., C. M. Co. house 6 Sixth
French Josiah W. carpenter, house St. Thomas
French Marcus D. shoemaker, house 6 Sixth
French Martha F. house 6 Sixth
French Mary A, house 6 Sixth
Friar Alfred, house Waldron near Walnut
French Nellie S. tailoress, house 6 Sixth
French Washington, farmer, house Back river road
Frost David, shoemaker, house Franklin court
Frost David D. Mrs. house Central, opposite the chapel
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DOVER [6] DIRECTORY. 25
Frost David E. D. school teacher, house Franklin, near
Garrison hill
Frost George A. carpenter, house Mt. Vernon
Foss Jeremiah, laborer, house R. R. Block, Franklin
Frost Mary, widow, house Mt. Vernon
Frost Mrs. widow, house Portland, cor. Main
Frye Moses, clerk, William Stern's, boards Pleasant
Frye Elizabeth, widow, house 5 Hurd
Frye Ira H. Mrs. widow, h. Court, n. Central
Frye Nancy H. h. Hurd cor. Charles
Fuller Charles H. clerk, E. J. Lane's, bds Franklin
Fuller J. H. h. St. John
Fuller Solomon H. (S. H. Fuller & Co.). stoves, furnaces and
tinware, 5 Cocheco blk. h. Franklin n. Garrison hill
Furbur William L. pump maker, h. New York
Furbush Daniel W. shoemaker h. Waldron.
Furbush Levi L. shoemaker, h. Rochester road
GAGE DANIEL, farmer, h. Rochester road
Gage David H. farmer, h. Dover neck
Gage Gerry R. carpenter, h. Dover neck
Gage Moses, farmer and brickmaker, h. Dover neck
Gage Wesley, carpenter, h. Second
Gagin Patrick, laborer, h. School
Gallaghan James, shoemaker, h. Lincoln
Gallaghan Mathew, shoemaker, bds Lincoln
Gammons Atwood, printery, h. CushingV court
Gardner Chas. B., R. R. contractor, bds N. H. House
Gardner James, printery, h. Waldron
Gardner James A. tailor, Central, h. 29 Silver
Gardner John, tanner and currier, h. 29 Silver
Garland George, shoemaker, bds. E. Brick
Garland , shoemaker, h. Barrington road
Garland Mary J. widow, h. Gulf road
Garland Thomas B. clerk, C. M. Co. printworks, h. 13 Second
Garmon James, farmer, h. Durham road
Garside Walter, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Garvey James, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Gear Jacob S. at C, M. Co. h. Wash. n. Belknap
Gentleman John, shoemaker, h. Mast road
Gentleman Joseph, farmer, bds. 27 Third
Gerrish Benj. h. Pleasant
Gerrish Charles H. laborer, h. Water
Gerrish Lydia, widow, h. Portland
Gerrish Mary, h. Central
Gerrish Sarah, h. Central
Gibbs John T. house Silver cor. Locust
GifFord P. B. carpet factory, h. Pleasant
Giles Joseph F. shoemaker, h. New York
Giles Samuel, farmer, h. Old Factory road
26 DOVER [6] DIRECTORY.
Gil man Asaph, farmer, h. Garrison hill |
Gilman Ebenezer, carpenter, h. Chestnut, cor. Lincoln
Gilman Frank, at glue factory, h. Cocheco
Gilman George F. carpenter, h. Fourth n. the river
Gilman James, carpenter, h. Chapel n. St. John [Garrison H.
Gilman Lorenzo D. carpenter, C. M. Co. h. Franklin, foot of
Gilman M. laborer, h. Washington n. Atkinson
Gilman Samuel D. tin-peddler, h. Arch, n. Wash.
Gilson Frank, shoemaker, h. New York
Glancy Matthew, laborer, h. Water
Glass John S. carpenter, h. 88 Washington
Gleason Andrew, laborer h. Main
Gleason Patience, h. Prospect
Glidden AlonzO F. hair-dresser, Central, n. City Hall, h. do.
Glidden Henry P. cutter, h. Portland [h. Nelson
Glidden J. A., saw and planing mill, foot of Washington,
Glidden Joseph F. farmer, h. Dover, Point road
Glidden Mary, widow, h. Franklin Court
Glines George W. shoemaker, h. Spring [factory
Glines Nathaniel, painter, h. Central, opp. Randlett's carriage
Glines Nathaniel S. h. Spring
Glass Samuel D. truckman, house Kirkland
Glynn Chas. E. carpet factory, h. Pleasant
Goggin Jeremiah, laborer, h. Payne
Goggin Michael, C. M. Co. h. Payne, near William
Goodhue Josiah, truckman, h. Rollinsford road
Goodrich S. B. G. teacher of penmanship, h. Garrison Hill
Goodwin Chas. B. clerk, 5 & 6 Morrill's bl'k, bds. Chapel
Goodwin Edward, laborer, h. Waldron
Goodwin Elisha, teamster, h. Cedar, near Pine
Goodwin Elisha, J. teamster, bds. Cedar, near Pine
Goodwin Ezra C. belt maker, h. Prospect
Goodwin Geo. H. carpenter, h. So. Pine
Goodwin Henry C. clerk, bds. J. E. Goodwin's, Sixth
Goodwin Henry H. job printer, Tetherley's blk. h. 3 Nelson
Goodwin James F. (Connor & Goodwin), Locust n. City Hall,
bds. Neb. Goodwin's, Hanson
Goodwin John E. agent for E. A. Strong & Burt, h. Sixth
Goodwin Neb. printery, h. Hanson
Goodwin Samuel, h. Walnut, near Washington
Goodwin Samuel H. clerk, h. Prospect
Goodwin Sarah, widow, h. 98 Central
Gookin William S. house Factory block
Gorman John, butcher, h. Waldron [95 Central
Gould A. J. baker, Wash. n. Belknap, h. 21 Atkinson near
Gould Hiram V. & Co. shoe manufacturers, 40 Orchard h.
Gould Nehemiah, C. M. Co. h. Waldron, near Walnut
Gowen Emilius L. butcher, h. Prospect
Gowen Horace, truckman, h. Folsom
Gowen Lewis, teamster, bds. Walnut
Grady Dennis, farmer, h. Green
DOVER [G] DIRECTORY. 27
Grady John, shoemaker, bds. Dennis Grady's, Green
Grady Patrick, bds. Dennis Grady's, Green
Grahame Robert, printery, h. Payne
Grant Eli, overseer, printery, h. Portland
Grant Newton, printery, h. Portland
Graves Ella, shop over Stern's store, Central sq. Franklin,
dress and cloak maker, h. Franklin .
Graves Nellie, dress and cloak maker, h. Franklin
Graves C. M. Mrs. h. 49 Franklin
Gray Carrie E. music teacher, bds. 9 Hurd
Gray Charles, C. M. Co. h. Poplar
Gray C. W. clerk, 4 Morrill's bl'k. bds. C.JA. Dorr's, Fourth
Gray George, H. Locust, near Silver
Gray George F., " Gazette " Office, h. Locust, near Silver .
Gray George W. h. 9 Hurd
Gray James M. farmer, h. Littleworth road
Gray John, h. St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Gray John C. farmer, bds. J. C. Gray's, Fourth
Gray Jonathan C. farmer, Fourth, west of river
Gray Joseph H. watches, jewelry, etc. cor. Franklin square
and Third, bds. Kimball house
Gray Leonard S. R. watchman, C. M. Co., h. Portland
Gray Mrs. widow, h. U. S. Block
Gray Smith W. h. St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Gray Solomon, h. 1 Poplar
Gray Solomon S. shoemaker, h. Mast road
Greene Charles H. shoe cutter, bds. Winter
Green Lois, widow, h. 33 Pleasant
Greene Samuel, shoe cutter, h. Winter
Greene Sarah, h. 31 Silver [h. Garrison hill
Greene Thomas I. upholsterer, Washington, corner Main,
Greenhalgh Martin, engraver, h. Harrison cor. Central
Greenwood George, carpenter, h. Belknap
Griffin Eliphalet A. farmer, h. Dover neck
Griffin Thomas, printery, h. Portland near Main
Grimes Francis, printery, h. Payne
Grimes Henry, upholsterer, bds. Payne, cor. Joy
Grimes James, laborer h. Payne
Grimes John, laborer, h. Payne
Grimes John, printery, h. Angle
Grimes Owen, cotton factory, h. Perkins ;
Grimes Sarah, widow, h. Payne, cor. George
Grimes Michael, printery, h. Payne
Grimes Patrick, printery, h. Mt. Pleasant
Grimes William, printery, h. Pleasant #
Grimshaw John, C. M. Co. h. Court
Grover John H. fireman, B. & M. R. R. bds. St. John
Guppy Abigail, h. Cocheco
Guppy George, h. Waldron
Guppy James B. farmer, h. Cocheco
Guppy Langdon, house Atkinson
28 DOVER [H] DIRECTORY.
Guppy John, at Freeman's oyster saloon, h. I50rchard
Guppy J. Belknap, farmer, h. Turnpike
Guppy Joseph D. farmer, h. Turnpike
HACKETT BURLEIGH, C. M. Co. bds. Walnut, near St.
John
Hackett Jeremiah M. farmer, h. Back river road
Hadley Josiah G., C. M. Co. house Sixth
Haley Arthur, laborer, h. Main, near Water
Hale Calvin, cashier, Dover National Bank, b. N. H. House
Haley Harrison, cashier Cocheco National Bank,Garrison Hill
Hale John P. h. Pleasant near Central
Hale John W. shoemaker, bds. Fifth, near Grove
Hale Lydia R. Miss, house Central, corner Hale
Hale Sarah C. widow h. Fifth near Grove
Hale Wm. house, Locust, opposite Hale
Haley Rufus, produce dealer, 7, 9 and 11 R. R. blck. Frank-
lin, house Hurd
Hall A. S. clerk, 11 Central, boards Grove
Hall Charles F. shoemaker, boards Franklin House
Hall Chas. H. shoemaker, OldCourt House, 108 Central, h. do.
Hall Charles W. shoemaker, house Central
Hall Daniel, Justice Police Court, boards N. H. House
Hall Everett, stone mason, house Mt. Pleasant
Hall George, shoemaker, bds. 1 4 Second
Hall Henry, laborer, house Waldron, near Walnut
Hall Henry A. blacksmith, bds. W. T. Hall's, St. Thomas, cor.
Hall Herbert, shoemaker, h. Atkinson [Locnst
Hall Isaac G. overseer, C. M. Co. house Third
Hall Joseph, shoemaker, house St. Thomas
Hall Joshua G. counseller, Central square, house Silver
Hall Mark J. photographer, bds. 9 Waldron
Hall Marrilla M. Mrs. house 78 Franklin
Hall Mary E. widow, house Union, corner Court
Hall Melvin E. clerk, h. 18 Mechanic
Hall Oram R. machinist, C. M. Co. house Hanson ;
Hall Samuel, farmer, Back river road
Hall Thomas, harness maker, boards 1 Cushing's court
Hall Tobias R. grocer, cor. Washington and Atkinson, Laskey's
block, boards Belknap [Thomas and Locust
Hall William T. blacksmith, Locust, near City Hall, h. cor. St.
Hall Winslow, reedmaker, C. M. Co. h. Grove, cor. fourth
Hallam Edwin, shoemaker, boards 26 Fourth
Hallam Martha, widow, house 26 Fourth
Hallam Samuel, s]joecutter, house 26 Fourth
Halloran Matthew, grocer, Payne, h. Third cor. Grove
Ham Asa G. machinist, house New York'
Ham Charles, farmer, house Old Factory road
Ham Caroline, widow, house Second
Ham Charles A. carpenter, bds. Belknap
DOVER [H] DIRECTORY. 29
Ham Charles F. clerk, h. Wash, near Cashing
Ham Daniel h. 97 Washington
Ham Elizabeth, h. Poplar cor. North Pine
Ham Elizabeth W. widow h. 2 Main
Ham Ephraim, farmer, h Old Factory road
Ham Israel P. farmer, h. Belknap
Ham John R. shoemaker, h. Hurd
Ham John R. physician, 16 Central, bds Second
Ham John T. W. (Purinton & Ham), hats, caps and furs,
Central h. Nelson, n. Locust
Ham John, Mrs. h. 63 Franklin
Ham Joseph E. coffees, spices, &c. Hughes building. Central
nr. City Hall, h. Garrison hill
Ham Joshua N. farmer, h. Barrington road
Ham Lucy. h. Poplar cor. North Pine
Ham Martha, widow, h. Portland n. Lafayette sq.
Ham Mary A. widow, h. School
Ham Russell B. belt maker, bds 78 Franklin
Ham Samuel, grocer and liquor dealer, Franklin square, h.
Charles
Ham Theron W. carpenter, Belknap, h. do.
Ham Thomas J. boards 11 Charles
Ham William, at factory, bds. Martha Ham's, Portland
Ham 1 William, overseer, C. M. Co. h. 110 Washington
Hamlin Walcott, attorney, h. 14 Atkinson
Hammond Charles F. watchman, C. M. Co. h. East Brick
Hammond David A. teamster, bds. East Brick
Hammond John P. at glue factory, h. Rogers
Hampson Anastasia, widow, h. Fourth, cor. Chestnut
Hampsor Martha, milliner, bds. Mrs. Husband's, Fourth
Hanen James, printery, h. Sonnet
Haneford Thomas, blacksmith, h. Bellamy road
Hanlon Francis, shoemaker, h. Water
Hanlon Joseph, shoemaker, h. Payne, n. Williams
Hanscom John H. shoemaker, h. Rochester road
Han scorn Osborn, shoemaker, h. Waldron
Hanson Burnham, machinist, h. Portland
Hanson Charles B. shoemaker, h, New York
Hanson Daniel E. carpenter, Kirkland, cor. Middle, h. Silver
Hanson David, farmer, h. Knox marsh road
Hanson Enoch T. farmer, h. Dover Point road [South Pine
Hanson Geo. H. book-keeper, (J. T. & N. E. Hanson's), h.
Hanson Geo. W. shoemaker, h. Mt. Pleasant
Hanlon Horatio G. jr. painter, C. M. Co. h. Mt. Tleasant
Hanson Irenia G. widow, house Hanson
Hanson Isaac W. student, h. at Farmington, N. H.
Hanson Israel, bds. S. H. Hanson's, Mt. Pleasant
Hanson Israel; Mrs. widow, farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant
Hanson James V. carpenter, Kirkland, cor. Middle, h. Nel-
son, cor. Belknap
30 DOVER [H] DIRECTORY.
Hanson James W. painter, h. Hanson
Hanson John, farmer, h Littleworth road
Hanson John J. farmer, h. Silver n. Arch
Hanson John P. proprieter Dover Point House, Dover point
Hanson John-T. & N. E. grocers, Silver, cor. Central, house
Mt. Pleasant
Hanson Jonathan, farmer, Mount Pleasant
Hanson Joseph, carpenter, h. Garrison hill
Hanson Joseph B. carpenter, h. 15 Orchard
Hanson Joseph H. mason, house Mt. Pleasant
Hanson Leander H. mason, Mount* Pleasant
Hanson Mary J. C. house Walnut n. Washington
Hanson L. Mrs. teacher, h. 17 Orchard
Hanson Nathaniel E. (John T. & N. E. Hanson), grocer,
Silver, cor. Central, h. Pleasant
Hanson Samuel, farmer, house Knox marsh road
Hanson Samuel H. farmer, house Mt. Pleasant
Hanson Samuel I. farmer, Mount Pleasant
Hanson Susan Miss, house Silver n. Locust
Hanson William, laborer, house Union
Hanson William E. boards Hanson "
Hanson William H. agent, co-operative store, h. Franklin
Harris Elizabeth Miss, h. Sonnet nr. George
Harris Isabella, Miss, h. Sonnet nr. George
Harrison Mary E. house, 6 Second
Hardy Charles C. clerk, C. M. Co. h. 2 Church, opp. Middle
Hardy Frances W. Mrs. widow, house 90 Central
Hardy Marcia S. Miss, dressmaker, house Central
Hardy Thomas, Mrs. widow, house Atkinson
Hardy Washington W. seaman, house 30 Silver
Harrigan Mrs. house Rollinsford road
Harrigan Patrick, at Sawyer's mills, h. Pine Hill
Hartford Charles K. book-keeper, h. Franklin, cor. Sixth
Hartford James W. harness maker, h. 101 Waghington
Hartford John H. blacksmith, Washington square, h. Chapel,
n. Franklin square
Hartford Julia A. house East Brick
Hartford Lewis, shoemaker, h. New York
Hartford Olive G. widow, h. Franklin, cor, Sixth
Harvey James, printery, house Pleasant [Hill
Haskell Ezra, vinegar factory, Garrison hill, house Garrison
Hatch P. Miss, house 55 Locust
Hatch William Mrs. dressmaker, widow, h. School
Haughey Edward, printery, h. Payne
Haughey James, B. & M. R. R. h. Third
Haughey John, laborer, h. George
Haughey Patrick, saloon, Payne, h. do.
Hayes Owen W. clerk, 25 Central, bds. Franklin
Haworth John, machine printer, h. Grove
Hayes Andrew, farmer, h. Long hill road
Hayes Albert, carpenter, bds. Union
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Hayes Brackett, shoemaker, li. Old Factory road
Hayes Charles, carpenter, Locust, h. 41 Locust
Hayes Charles, h. 4 Pleasant
Hayes Cyrus E. (C. E. & S. C. Hayes), shoe manufacturers,
h. Fourth
Hayes C. E. & S. C. shoe manufacturers, Chestnut, corner
Fourth, h. 27 Fourth
Hayes Daniel A. shoemaker, bds. Sixth
Hayes David, clerk, h. Lincoln, corner Grove [House
Hayes George W. harness maker, Franklin sq. bds. Kimball
Hayes George W. 2d, upholsterer, h. 2 Fifth
Hayes Ivory, shoecutter, h. Main
Hayes John A. farmer, h. Atkinson, corner Nelson
Hayes John F. lightning rods, pumps, Wash. cor. Arch, h. do.
Hayes John H. shoecutter, bds. American House
Hayes John S. auctioneer & collector, Cocheco blk. h. 51 Locust
Hayes Joseph, 2d, bds. New Hampshire House
Hayes Joseph, h. Lincoln, near Grove [near St. John
Hayes Joshua (Walker & Hayes), fish dealers, h. Chapel
Hayes Mary J. widow, h. Franklin
Hayes Oliver K. farmer, h. Knox marsh road
Hayes Samuel C. (C. E. & S. C. Hayes), shoe manufacturer,
Chestnut, corner Fourth, h. 26 First
Hayes Samuel W. farmer, h. Knox marsh road
Hayes Washington P. steam planing, sawing and turning
mill, Union h. do. [House
Hayes William W. dentist, 8 Morrill's blk. bds. American
Hayes , shoemaker, h. Main
Haynes James, M. h. Fifth
Haynes John M. surveyor, h. Fifth, near Grove
Heath Geo. W. manager " Drummer Boy," h. St. Thomas
Heffernan Richard, laborer, h. Waldron, opp. Walnut
Hemenway Albert, shoemaker, h. R. R. block [Portland
Henderson Chas. T. grocer, Franklin sq. h. Rogers, corner
Henderson Chas. Mrs. h. Franklin square
Henderson Howard, h. Black Water road
Henderson Howard, farmer, h. Rochester road
Henderson Samuel, painter, bds. Washington, near Cushing
Henderson James W. printer, "Enquirer" Office, h. Mt.
Pleasant
Henderson Samuel H. Mrs. h. Rogers, cor. Portland
Henderson Thomas, farmer, h. Dover Point road
Henderson William M. h. Mt. Pleasant
Henlan James, laborer, h. Linton lane
Hennessey John V. shoemaker, h. Waldron
Hennessey Thomas J. shoemaker, h. Williams, near Payne
Henraty Patrick, printery, h. Williams
Henward Owen, fireman, printery, h. Sonnet, cor. George
Hestie Thomas, laborer, h. Perkins, near Water
Heywood James, at Sawyer's mills, h. do.
32 DOVER [H] DIRECTORY.
Higgins Patrick, laborer, h. Water
Hildreth William E. (Niles & Co.'s) express messenger, h. Fifth
Hill Albert C. (Jacob K. Furington & Co.), hats, caps and
furs, 4 Central, h. Summer, near Locust
Hill Charles H. carriage maker, bds. 78 Franklin
Hill Joseph W. carpenter, h. Belknap
Hill Lebbeus, h. Eollingsford road
Hill Levi G. physician, 61 Washington, c. Walnut, h. do.
Hill Moses, shoemaker, h. Winter
Hill Mrs. h. Eollingsford road
Hill Moses D. (S. H. Fuller & Co.), stoves and tinware,
5 Cocheco block, h. 22 New York
Hill Smith, farmer, h. Dover neck
Hill William, h. 72 Franklin
Hill William H. overseer, C. M. Co. h. 4 Second
Hillard William P. machinist, h. Waldron
Hills Edwin A. Dover " Gazette," 10 Central
Hines, Richard, saloon, Main, h. do.
Hobbs Frank, lawyer, 19 Central, bds. Mrs. Smith's, Central
Hobbs George W. h. Mt. Pleasant, corner Union
Hodgdon Andrew J. farmer, h. Barrington road
Hodgdon George, teamster, house School
Hodgdon Joseph H. farmer, house Mast road
Hodgdon Lyman, house New York
Hodgdon Daniel D. fireman, printery, house Hurd
Hodgkiss Thomas, inspector at printery, house N. York
Hodsdon E. P. insurance agent, 2 Morrill's block, Franklin
square, house Court.
Hodsdon Frank P. clerk, J. Y. Demeritt & Go's, boards
Third.
Hoitt Bethesda, widow, house Chapel
Hogan Patrick, Sawyer's mill, house do.
Hoitt George W. laborer, house Main
Hoitt Hateville, shoemaker, house Orchard, cor. Walnut.
Hoitt Hiram D. painter, Third, near Franklin, house 10
Charles.
Hoitt John D. boards H. Hoitt's, Orchard
Hoitt W. K. A. deputy sheriff, house Silver, near Central
Holbrook M. L. Miss, ladies furnishing goods, 3 Union
block, Central
Hoitt Willis W. boards H. Hoitt's, Orchard
Holmes Joel, farmer, house Barrington road ,
Holt Joseph, watchman, B. & M. R. R. house Second
Holland Catherine, widow, Water
Hooke Daniel, sewing machines, Washington, cor. Locust,
house at Haverhill, Mass.
Hooper Charles, shoemaker, house Mast road.
Hooper John, farmer, house Mast road
Hooper William, farmer, house Mast road
Hope Henry, overseer, printery, boards 82 Central
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[H] directory/ 33
Hope Mary Mrs. widow, house 82 Central
Horn Nathaniel, fanner, house Old Factory road
Horn Oliver S. farmer, house Old Factory road
Home Alonzo, farmer, house Barrington road
Home Charles D. shoemaker, house Waldron
Home Charles E. clerk, boards 16 New Yoik
Home George W. & Son, brick makers, Cocheco, house
New York
Home Gustavus H. clerk, Dover National Bank, boards
Fourth st. •
Home Ichabod, farmer, house Barrington road
Home Ira, farmer, house Black Water road
Home James, farmer, house Black Water road
Home James A. watches and jewelry, 25 Central, house
5 Hurd
Home James W. at Sawyer's mill, boards William Home's
Home Jeremiah, physician, house Franklin
Horne John W. clerk, house Franklin, cor. Sixth
Home L. clothing and^furnishing goods, 23 Central, h. Franklin
Horne Nathan, farmer, house Dover neck
Home Nathaniel, former, house Dover neck
Horne Nicholas P. carpenter, house Franklin, near Garrison
Hill
Horne Paul, farmer, house near Long Hill
Horne Wesley R. farmer, house Old Factory road
Horne William, farmer, house near Pine Hill
Horsch Carl H. physician, Locust, opp. Summer, house do.
Horton Charles H. bookbinder, varieties, etc. 37 Washington,
house 100 do.
Horton George E. clerk, boards 100 Washington
Hosmer(L. W.) & Caverly (O. A.) Misses, dressmakers, 3
Central, house do.
Hough Catherine, widow, house 14 Fifth
Hough Harry H. at savings bank, boards 10 Fifth
Hough Nancy J. house 14 Fifth
Plough Ralph, calico printer, house 10 Fifth
Hough Thomas H. B. brass foundry, 5 Main, boards do.
Hovey Thomas C. (Davis, Hovey & Co.) shoe manufac-
turers, Orchard, house 9 do.
Howard John, shoemaker, house Middle, near church
Howard Matthew, printery, house Cedar, near North Pine
Howard William T. blacksmith, house 16 Fifth
Howcroft David, calico printer, house 22 Atkinson
Howcroft William S. laborer, house Third, near Chestnut
Howe John, shoemaker, house Washington, near Belknap
Howe George, printery, house Belknap
Howe Luther M. grocer, Ham's block, house Walnut, near
Washington
Howitt James, clerk, Mark Rand's, house Young
Howland Fenton, shoemaker, house Waldron
34 DOVER [H] DIRECTORY.
Howland Michael, laborer, house Waldron
Howland Michael, 2d, laborer, house Waldron
Hoye John A. grocer, Main, house Payne, near Hanson
Hoye Patrick, clerk, John A. Hoye, boards Payne, n. Hanson
Hoye Peter, laborer, house Payne
Huckins William, watchman, C. M. Co. boards 10 Second
Hughes Catherine, widow, house Payne
Hughes Catherine, widow, house Perkins
Hughes Edward, printery, house Waldron
Hughes Christopher, laborer, house Third
Hughes James, printery, house Waldron
Hughes Frank, carriage maker, boards Perkins
Hughes James, shoemaker, house Waldron
Hughes James, Cocheco Mills Co. house Dover Point road
Hughes Jane, widow, house Water
Hughes John, Cocheco Mills Co. house Young
Hughes John, operative, house Perkins
Hughes Margaret, widow, house Central, near City Hall
Hughes Margaret, widow, house Perkins, corner Water
Hughes Michael, laborer, house Central
Hughes Patrick Jr. grocer, Central, near Washington, house
Chapel, near Main
Hughes Patrick, printery, house Payne, near Williams
Hughes Patrick H. grocer, Main, house over store
Hughes Peter, on Railroad, house Linton's lane
Hughes Susan, widow, house Perkins
Hughes Thomas, laborer, house Young
Hull Charles, blacksmith, boards Franklin
Hull John B. blacksmith, New York, cor Franklin, h. do.
Hull Samuel H. clerk, 33 Washington, bds. 82 Franklin
Huntress Dorothy, widow, house 3 East Brick
Huntress Leander, house 3 East Brick
Hurd Charles E. shoemaker, h. Fifth, n. Grove
Hurd Clark P. shoemaker, h. Fourth n. the river
Hurd Ezekiel Mrs. h. Washington n, Cushing
Hurd Frank, shoemaker, bds. Fifth n. Grove
Hurd H. J. (A. W. Cotton & Co.) dry and fancy goods, Frank-
lin square, bds Franklin
Hurd James H. carpenter, house Mount Vernon
Hurd Jesse, farmer, house Garrison Hill
Hurd John H. shoe manufacturer, Grove, h. 25 do.
Hurd Samuel F. carpenter," house Orchard, corner Walnut
Husband E. Miss, millinery, 17 Central, h. Fourthc. Chestnut
Hussey Albert F. clerk, 11 Central, h. 24 Atkinson
Hussey Benj. jr. farmer, h. Rochester road
Hussey Benjamin, shoemaker, h. Rochester road
Hussey Charles H., B. & M. R. R. bds. 78 Franklin
Hussey Charles H. painter, bds. 93 Washington
Hussey Daniel, shoemaker, h. Poplar, cor. North Pine
Hussey Daniel, farmer, h. Littleworth road
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Hussey Frank, driver, Niles' Express Co. boards Littlewopth
road
Hussey Freeman, farmer, h. Old Factory road
Hussey Ira H. farmer, bds. M. S. Hussey's, Rochester road
Hussey John S. farmer, h. Rochester road
Hussey Moses, farmer, h. Rochester road
Hussey Moses S. farmer, h. Rochester road
Hussey Samuel, boards 93 Washington
Hussey Susan, Mrs. house 93 Washington
Hussey Timothy, farmer, house Long Hill road
Hutchins Mark, carpenter, bds. Jesse Hurd's, Garrison Hill
Hutchins Martin S. shoe cutter, h. foot of Hurd
Hutchins Mary J. widow, h. Portland, opp. Rogers
Hutchins Joseph C. grocer, Third, house Franklin, near Gar-
rison Hill
INGHAM RICHARD, house, Rollinsford road
Ingraham Oramal C. shoemaker, h. Atkinson n. St. Thomas
Irving David, laborer, house Second *| OjQS^^^JB
Irving James, printery, house, School JLo'Olw ■ 4 O
JACKMAN JACOB, farmer, house Durham road
Jackson David A. clothes cleaning and repairing, 3 Morrill's
block, h. do.
Jackson James M. shoemaker, h. 4 Poplar
Jackson Joseph L. last manuf. Franklin, h. Second
Jackson Moses F. last maker, h. 49 Franklin
Jacobs Ellen, widow, h. Waldron, n. Central
Jacobs , shoemaker, h. Harrington road
Jasper Orlando H. clergyman, h. 4 Charles
Jenks David, farmer, h. Rochester road
Jenness Alvah H. machinist, h. Hanson
Jenness Chesley, shoemaker, bds. Winter, cor. Cedar
Jenness Franklin H. shoedresser, h. Rollinsford road
Jenness George, shoemaker, h. Rollinsford road
Jenness Keziah, house First
Jenness Maria, widow, house First
Jenness Nathaniel, farmer, head of Pleasant
Jenness Samuel, C. M. Co. house Belknap cor. Folsom
Jenness Stephen A. clerk, h. New York
Jewell James, bds. East Brick
Johnson Dennis, farmer, h. Long Hill road
Johnson Dennis A. farmer, h. Long Hill road
Johnson George W. house 22 Fourth
Johnson J. Mrs. hairworker, 43 Washington
Johnson Napoleon B. hairworker, 43 Wash. h. 57 Locust
Johnson Samuel F. clerk, C. W. Wiggin's, Franklin square
h. Chapel
Jones Austin, shoemaker, h. East Brick
Jones Q. M. baker, boards 99 Washington
36 DOYER [K] DIRECTORY.
Jqnes Joseph, high sheriff, Strafford Co. h. Silver n. Cushing
Jordan G. T. baker, 48 & 50 Franklin, house on new street
from New York
Jordan John S. designer, C. M. Co. h. Garrison
Jorde Mareus, tailor, h. Back river road
Jorde Theodore, spinner, h. Back river road
Joy Charles E. carpenter, h. New York
Joy George A. shoemaker, bds. .1 6 New York
Joy Lowell E. shoemaker, bds. 16 New York
Judge Henry, engraver, bds. N. H. House
Judge Mary, widow, h. Portland n. Main
KAY EDWARD, farmer, h. Littleworth road
Kay Elizabeth, widow, house Payne
Kay Joseph, farmer, h. Littleworth road
Kay Richard, printery, house Hanson
Kearns Edward, bds. John Kearns', Young
Kearns John, laborer, h. Young
Keaveney Mark, laborer, house Waldron
Keaveney Thomas, laborer, house Central
Keay Patrick, laborer, h. Payne n. Williams
Kelley Alice, Mrs. widow, h. Back river road
Kelly John, laborer, h. Waldron
Kelly John H. farmer h. Littleworth road
Kelly Neal, printery, h. Payne
Kelly Peter, C. M. Co. h. Waldron, near Walnut
Kennan Francis, laborer, h. Waldron
Kennard B. F. clerk, John L. Laskey's, h. Franklin
Kennard H. B. lather, bds. 1 Cushing's ct.
Kennard Ellen, widow, h. George, cor. Payne
Kenney Isaac B. shoemaker, bds. Cocheco
Kenney Isaac, farmer, h. on road from Toll End to Littleworth
Kennedy James, slater, h. Water
Kenney John, painter, h. Mt. Pleasant [Littleworth
Kenney Jno. F. shoemaker, h. on road from Toll End to
Kenney John H. shoemaker, h. Belknap
Kennedy Mary Jane, widow, h. Atkinson
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, h. Third, near Chestnut
Kinnedy Thomas Mrs. Central, near City Hall
Kilborn Alexander, h. 49 Locust
Kimball Charles, farmer, h. Old Factory road
Kimball C. W. farmer, h. Old Factory road
Kimball Frank, clerk, bds. N. H. House
Kimball Hannah E. widow, h. St. John
Kimball Horace, farmer, h. Toll End road
Kimball Jane, h. Old Factory road
Kimball John H. millwright, h. Arch, cor. Nelson
Kimball John L. clerk, bds. Atkinson
Kimball Joseph E., C. M. Co. h. 16 Second
Kimball Mary A. h. Old Factory road
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Kimball Oscar F. clerk, 25 Central, bds. St. John
Kimball Richard, farmer, h. Old Factory road
Kinnear E. C. shoemanufacturer, Chestnut, h. Silver
Kinnear Lucius, shoe cutter, bds. Charles
Kisteman Gustavus, laborer, h. New York
Kittredge John, farmer, h. Silver
Kittredge Joseph, painter, bds. Walnut
Kittredge Thomas W. farmer, h. Littleworth road
Kivel John, clerk, B. F. Rackley's, bds. Angle
Kivil Patrick, farmer, h. Angle
Knox Alonzo, shoemaker, h. New York
LACKLAN PATRICK, laborer, h. Payne
Ladd Lewis, shoemaker, h. Fourth, cor. Franklin
Lanagan John, h. Third, near Chestnut
Lamos J. C. baggage master, B. & M. R. R. bds. N. H. H.
Lancaster John, at Sawyer's mill, h. Dover Point road
Landecker Henry, clerk, Wm. Sterns', bds. Pleasant
Lane Edmund B. (E. J. Lane & Co.), 18 Central, h. 3
Pleasant [h. 8 Pleasant
Lane Edmund J. & Co. books and stationery, 18 Central,
Lane E. J. (E. J. Lane & Co.), 18 Central, h. 8 Pleasant
Lane Frank, shoe cutter, h. 10 Second
Lane Samuel, shoemaker, h. New York
Lane William H. shoemaker, h. Second
Langley Currier W. carpenter, bds. Union
Laskey John L. grocer, 3 Central sq. h. Washington
Laskey J. L. (J. L. Laskey & Son), h. Washington
Laskey J. L. and Son, books, stationery, room paper, fancy
goods, Washington, opp. City Hall
Laskey L. B. (J. L. Laskey & Son), h. Washington
Laskey William, farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant
Lathrop Moses C. physician, St. John, h. do.
Law Henry, harness maker and carriage manufacturer, Cen-
tral, near Washington, h. Walnut, near Washington
Lawrence David, Wolfborough Express, office B. & M.
depot, h. 57 Washington
Learey James, printery, h. Angle
Leathers Alphonso, shoemaker, h. No. Pine
Leathers John, carpenter, h. Portland
Leavitt Charles H. clerk, P. O. bds. 9 Grove
Lee Daniel, carpenter, bds. Union
Lee Thomas Mrs. widow, h. Fifth near Franklin
Ledeuix Peter, laborer, h. Main
Legg Charles H. painter, h. 15 Orchard
Legg Frank W. photograph artist, Washington, corner Cen-
tral, sq. bds. 15 Orchard
Legg Lucien B. police officer, h. Fourth, west of river
Leighton, Carrie A. tailoress, h. 1 Mechanic
Leighton Clarinda, widow, h. Winter
38 DOVER [L] DIRECTORY.
Leighton George, shoemaker, h. New York
Leighton Henry, photographer, h. Fayette
Leighton James H. shoemaker, h. Fayette
Leighton John, farmer, h. 18 Atkinson
Leighton John H. (Leighton & Plummer), shoe manufactu-
rer, h. Fifth cor. Chestnut
Leighton Nancy, widow, h. Mechanic, cor. School
Leighton Samuel, shoemaker, h. Franklin ct.
Leighton & Plummer, (John H. Leighton, John C. Plumer,
shoe manufacturers, Fourth
Lewis Lydia J. widow, h. Lothrop's ct.
Libbey Charles 0. secretary Free Will Foreign Baptist Mis-
sion Society, h. 20 Orchard
Libbey Frank B. painter, bds. 82 Washington
Libbey George, shoecutter, bds. 8 Second [square
Libbey James H. (Libbey & Twombly), grocers, h. Central
Libbey Silas, farmer, Dunn farm, h. do.
Libbey J. T. S. (Libbey & Co.)," Dover Enquirer," h. Wash.
Libbey & Co. (J .T. S. Libbey, John R. Varney), publishers
" Dover Enquirer," Strafford bank building
Libbey P. A. provisions, Washington, near Locust
Lillie Charles, printery, h. Waldron
Lillie William, at Sawyer's mill, h. Central
Littlefield Alpheus, C. M. Co. h. Waldron
Littlefield Albert H. music teache, h. Garrison hill
Littlefield Asa H. shoemaker, 20 Central, h. 84 Washington
Littlefield Cyrus, tinware, h. Garrison hill
Littlefield David F., C. M. Co. h. 23 Fourth
Littlefield Daniel, boots and shoes, 43 Wash. h. Belknap
Littlefield Edward E., C. M. Co. h. Fourth
Littlefield Frank 0. clerk (Boston), h. Atkinson
Littlefield George W. shoemaker, h. New York
Littlefield Horace (S. H. Fuller & Co.) stoves & tinware, 5
Cocheco block, house 11 Atkinson
Littlefield John H., C. M. Co. house School
Littlefield Joseph H. shoemaker, house 79 Washington
Littlefield Joseph, farmer, house Rochester road
Littlefield Sarah C. house Garrison hill
Littlefield Theodora Mrs. house Mechanic
Livsey Peter, wool sorter, house Pleasant
Lochlan Catherine, widow, house Pleasant
Lochlan Daniel, printery, house Pleasant
Lochlan Hannah, widow, house Central
Lochlan James, printworks, boards Pleasant
Lochlan Michael, printery, house Pleasant
Locke Edward A. marble worker, house Washington, cor.
Atkinson
Locke George A. cutter, 1 1 Central, house at Madbury
Locke Oliver B. laborer, house Barrington road
Locke Parsons, carpenter, boards 1 Cushing ct.
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Lo , Samuel, carpenter, house Portland
Locke William H. house 1 South Pine
Long Horace, farmer, house Dover Point road
Lord |,Charles E. (Lord' & Norton), coffin and cabinetmaker.
Locust, near City Hall, house Central
Lord & JNorton, coffin and cabinet makers, Locust, near
City Hall
Lord Hiram, carpenter, B. & M. R, R. boards Winter
Lord John, house Hurd, near Franklin
Lord John A. shoemaker, house New York
Lord Moses C, C. M. Co. house St. Thomas
Lord Parker W. pressman, " Star'" office, house Atkinson
Lord Randall, C. M. Co. house Third
Lord Sarah, dressmaker, Third, house do.
Lothrop Daniel Jr. (D. Lothrop & Co.) house at Boston
Lothrop Edward, machinist, house Littleworth road
Lothrop John C. (D. Lothrop & Co.) , house at Great Falls
Lothrop D. & Co. (James E. Daniel Jr. & John C. Lothrop),
clothing, 5 & 6 Morrill's block, Franklin square
Lothrop Lewellyn, machinist, house Littleworth road
Lothrop James E. (D. Lothrop & Co.), clothing, 5 & 6
Morrill's block, house First
Lothrop Mary E. widow, house Franklin, near Garrison hill
Lothrop M. Henry, clerk, boards Franklin, near Garrison
hiir
Lothrops & Pinkham, apothecaries, Franklin square, opp.
American House
Lougee Lyman, farmer, house Mast road
Lougee Lyman B. house 9 New York
Lougee George, shoemaker, house Barrington road
Lougee Sarah h. 16 New York
Lovejoy George, shoemaker, boards Chapel, near Mechanic
Lovejoy Warren F. shoemaker, house Chapel, nr. Mechanic
Lowd Charles, shoemaker, boards 16 Hurd
Low ' Nathaniel, physician, house Silver, cor. Atkinson
Lowell George G. grocer, Franklin square, house 2 Hurd
Loynd W. A. tailor, house 18 Atkinson
Lucas Isaac, brickmaker, house Dover neck
Ludolf John, C. M. Co. house Charles, near Hurd
Lupus Augustine Mrs. widow, house Franklin, near Garrs-
son hill
Lyman Wm. B. builder, house 12 Charles
Lynch John, mule spinner, house George, near Payne
Lyons Ann, widow, house Main
Lyons Catherine, widow, house School
Lyons Daniel, C. M. Co. house 3 Second
40 DOVER [M] DIRECTORY.
MACK JOHN, madder dyer, printery, house 53 Locust
Macklin Patrick, C, M. Co. house Payne
Maddox Nelson, paver, house Fourth, near the river
Mahoney David, house Payne, near Williams
Mahoney Dennis, grocer, Central, boards J. Mahoney's
Payne
Mahoney James, laborer, house 53 Payne
Mahoney John, variety store, Main, house do. •
Mahoney Patrick, Payne, house do.
Mallan James, laborer, house Water
Mallan John, printery, house Water
Mangan David, printery, house Waldron
Mann Joseph, mason, house St. Thomas
Manning Elizabeth, widow, house Mechanic
Mannock David, Sawyer's mills, h. Dover Point road
Mansur Joseph, lastmaker, h. Third, below Grove
Marden Herbert A. blacksmith, bds. Union, cor. Court
Markey Patrick, C. M. Co. h. Waldron
Markey Patrick, C. M. Co. h. Payne
Markey Thomas, laborer, h. Main
Martin Alfred, laborer, h. Waldron
Martin John, laborer, h. Waldron
Martin John, printery, h. Central
Martin Margaret, widow, h. Waldron
Martin Mary, widow, h. Central
Martin Noah Dr. Mrs. h. Nelson, near Atkinson
Martin Ralph R. tinsmith, bds. Locust
Mason Alice, widow, h. Kirkland
Mason Daniel, Y. clerk, h. Waldron
Mason John Mrs. widow, h. Atkinson, near Nelson
Mason Mar^ M. dressmake,r h. Franklin
Mathes Albert O. clerk, Savings Bank for county of Strafford
Matthes John H. printer, h. 18 Orchard
Matthes Samuel H. surveyor at C. M. Co. h. 18 Occhard
Matthews C. millinery, Franklin square
Maxwell John S. h. School
McArdle Chas. printery, h. Waldron
McArdle Edward Mrs. widow, h. Waldron
McArdle Francis, printery, h. Payne
McArdle James, laborer, h. Third
McArdle John, carpenter, h. Third
McArdle Lawrence, shoemaker, h. Central
McArdle Patrick, printworks, bds. Central
McArdle Peter, grocer, Central, h. do.
McArthur Lewis G. shoemaker, bds. 3 First
McBennett John, laborer, h. Third, near Grove
McBennett Michael, laborer, h. Central
McBennett Rosa, widow, h. Water,
McCabe Catherine, h. Linton's lane
McCabe John, refreshment saloon, Waldron, h. da.
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McCarthy Catharine, widow, house Central, opp. City Hall
McCarthy John, at Sawyer's mill, house Pine Hill
McCarthy Sarah, house Angle
McCarthy John, house Pine Hill
McClintock Joseph, farmer, bds. H. G. McDuffey's, Cocheco
McCooey James, printery, house Portland, corner Main
McCooey Mary, house Central, near City Hall
McCone Barney, laborer, house Third, near Grove
McCoole Daniel, laborer, house Payne
McCuen Phelix, C. M. Co. house 61 Williams
Mc Daniel Elizabeth K. house Silver, near Locust
McDermott Catherine, widow, housejMain
McDermott Thomas, house Central
McDermott Thomas, grocer, Main, near Water, house do.
McDevitt John, house First
McDonald James, grocer, house First
McDonald John, spinner, house Sawyer's mill
McDonald Patrick, printery, house George, near Payne
McDonald Thomas, weaver, house near Sawyer's mill
McDonnell Mrs. house near Sawyer's mill
McDonough James, Sawyer's mills, house do.
McDonough James, at Sawyer's mill, house do.
McDonough Patrick, dyer, Sawyer's mills, house do.
McDonough Patrick, at Sawyer's mill, house do.
McDonough Timothy, Sawyer's mill, house do.
McDuffey Henry G. farmer, house Cocheco
McDufFey James, Mrs. house Cocheco
McDuffey James Y. farmer, house Old Factory road
McDuffee Lyman, printery, house Portland
McFadden Michael, variety store, Portland, corner Main
McGarey Bridget, house Water
McGlone Mrs. house Young
McGlone James, Mrs. house Sonnet, near George
McGill Ann, widow, house Williams
McGor Julia, house Waldron
McGor Michael, C. M. Co. house Waldron
McGor Peter, laborer, house Waldron, corner Green
McGowen Frank, laborer, house Sawyer's mills
McGuinness Ellen, house Linton's lane
McGuinness Patrick, laborer, house George, corner Payne
McGuire James, shoemaker, boards Waldron, corner Central
Mclntire James, laborer, house Third
Mclntire Mary, house Linton's lane
Mclntire Samuel C, C. M. Co. house Rollinsford road
Mclntire Samuel L. laborer, house Rollinsford road
McKay Alexander, at W. S. Stevens, Garrison Hill
McKay John, printery, house Central
McKay Patrick, house Payne .♦
McKenna Hugh, printery, house Payne
McKenna Patrick, saloon, Third opp. Depot, house do.
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McKenney John, laborer, house Waldron
McKeon Edward, laborer, house Water
McKerney Bridget, widow, house Payne
McKerney Patrick, laborer, house 54 Payne
McKerney Peter, printery, house Payne
McKane Catherine, widow, house Young
McLane Susan, widow, h. Payne, near Williams
McLaughlin Michael, farmer, h. Water
McMahan P. Mrs. widow, h. Payne
McMann Catherine, widow, h. Perkins
McMann James, printery, h. Perkins, near Water
McMann John, printery, h. Perkins, near Water
McManus Michael, at Sawyers', h. Dover Point road
McManus Patrick, laborer, h. Young
Miller Clifford, laborer, h. Water
Miller Granville, hair-dresser, bds. Cedar, opp. North Pine
McMullen Patrick, clerk, h. Payne
McNalley Francis, laborer, h. George
McNalley Patrick, laborer, h. Young
McNalley Patrick, printery, h. Water
McNalley Sylvester, laborer, h. Water, near Perkins
McOwen Felix, printery, h. Williams, near Water
McOwen Patrick Mrs. widow,* h. Perkins
McQuade John, h. Third, near Water
McRay John, engraver, printery, h. Central
McShane James, printery, h. Payne
McShane Patrick, printery, h. Payne
McSorley Patrick, shoemaker, h. Water 1
Meader David F. farmer, h. Back river road [First
Meader Isaac, U. S. Navy Yard Charlestown, Mass, h. 11
Meader Jasper Y. farmeiyh. Back river road
Meader Jesse, clergyman, h. Back river road
Meader Joseph, farmer, h. Long river road
Meader Moses, farmer, h. Long hill road
Meads Thomas, shoemaker, h. Waldron
Meahan John, farmer, h. Water
Melcher Almira, h. Atkinson, cor. Nelson
Melcher Mary, h. Atkinson, cor. Nelson
Mellen Win. shoemaker, h. North Pine
Mellor Thomas, brewer, h. New York
Melvin Clarence, truckman, h. First
Merrill George A. shoemaker, h. Pollingsford road
Merrill Isaac, painter, h. Rollingsford road [Second
Merrill H. T. Boston branch store, 7 Morrill's blk. h. 15
Merrifield Charles W. shoecutter, bds. 11 Oi chard
Merrill William, shoemaker, h. Washington, cor. Atkinson
Meserve Andrew, farmer, h. Back river road
Meserve Caroline E. widow, h. Belknap, near St. Thomas
Meserve Frank P. bds. Mrs. Meserve's, Belknap
Meserve Henry, farmer, h. Back river road
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Meserve James, shoemaker, bds. St. John
Meserve James P. shoemaker, bds. Mrs. Meserve's, Belknap
Meserve James W. farmer, Back river road
Meserve John, h. head of Pleasant
Meserve John, farmer, h. Back river road
Meserve Lewis, shoemaker, bds. 1 Gushing' s ct.
Meserve Oliver B. shoecutter, h. Fourth
Meserve Samuel, bds. Mrs. Meserve's, Belknap
Mildram Charles, machine moulder, h. Second
Mills Ada, h. Waldron
Miles T. carpenter, h. Washington, near Cashing
Milne Jane, widow, h. Prospect
Miloy Dennis, C. M. Co. h. Central
Mitchell Alonzo, stonecutter, h. Grove
Mitchell Alvin, milk wagon, h. Little worth road
Mitchell Andrew, shoemaker, h. Second, near Central
Mitchell Charles, farmer, h. near Long hill road
Mitchell Geo. W. shoemaker, h. East Brick, near Franklin
Mitchell Hannah, h. Waldron, near Walnut
Mitchell Joshua K. shoemaker, h. Old Factory rord
Mitchell Jennie, h. Waldron, near Walnut
Mitchell S. livery stable, Central, n. N. H. House> h. Kirkland
Mitchell William, printery, h. Third, near Chestnut [Third
Moody A. M. Miss, saleswoman, 4 Central, h. Chestnut, cor.
Moody Ira A, Mrs. dressmaker, h. 8 Atkinson
Moody Silas, hats, caps and furs, Cocheco block, Washington,
h. Church, cor. Middle
Mooney Elizabeth, widow, h. School
Mooney Michael, laborer, h. 57 Payne
Mooney Thomas, bds. 57 Payne
Moore Alfred, spinner, h. Dover Point road
Moore Ann, h. Water
Moore Henry B. Sawyer's milis, h. Linden
Moore James, h. Waldron
Moore Moody M. carpenter, h. Portland, near Gulf road
Moore William, farmer, h. Rochester road
Moore William H. shoe dresser, h. New York
Montgomery Mrs. h. New York, cor. Charles
Moran John, laborer, h. Central, near City Hall
Morgan John, laborer, h. Waldron
Morgan Patrick, printery, h. Young
Morrill Bros. (W. A. and G. F. Morrill), carpetings, crockery,
and glassware, 1 Cocheco block, Washington
Morrill Charles J. clerk, boards 76 Franklin
Morrill Edward, furniture, 35 Washington, h. 4 Fifth
Morrill George F. (Morrill Bros.), china, crockery and glass-
ware, Cocheco block, Washington, h. 113 Washington
Morrill Jonathan, agent aqueduct, h. 43 Franklin
Morrill Joseph Mrs. h. 76 Franklin
Morrill Lucy A. widow, h. 9 Second
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Morrill Woodbury J. bds. 43 Franklin
Morrill Wm. A. (Morrill Bros.), china, crockery and glass-
ware, 1 Cocheco blk. Wash. h. Fayette, cor. Orchard
Morrissey Margaret, h. Central
Morrissey Michael, laborer, h. Water, cor. Linton's lane
Morrow Thomas, cutler, h. Williams
Morton John E. clerk, 21 Central, bds. Church
Mosher G. Frank, asst. editor " Morning Star," h. Washington,
near Cushing
Moulton Alvah, (Bradley & Moulton), shoe manufacturer,
Chestnut, cor. Lincoln, h. 57 Franklin
Moulton Daniel, wood dealer, h. 63 Franklin
Moulton Frederick, clerk, S. S. Moulton, bds. 26 Locust
Moulton Harriet M. widow, h. Fayette
Moulton Josiah S. shoecutter, bds. 18 Orchard
Moulton Seth S. grocer, Franklin, n. Third, h. 26 Locust
Mulligen Ann, widow, h. Payne
Mulligan Edward, Cocheco R. R. h. Linton lane
Murdock Edward, shoemaker, h. Main
Murdock Frank, at Sawyer's mills, bds. Linden
Murdock Patrick, h. Portland
Murdock Wm. at Sawyer's mills, bds, Linden
Murphy Anthony Mrs. h. Waldron, near Green
Murphy Bernard, laborer, h. Waldron
Murphy Chas. M. dentist, 16 Central, h. Cushing
Murphy Hiram P. baker, h. 51 Washington
Murphy John, printery, h. Payne
Murphy John, laborer, h. Waldron
Murray Daniel, stoneeutter, h. Mt. Pleasant
NALLY MICHAEL, laborer, h. 18 Fifth
Nalley Michael, Jr. marble worker, bds. 18 Fifth
Nason Charles, shoemaker, h. Chestnut
Nason Frank, clerk, bds. Mark F. Nason's, New York
Nason Mark F. surveyor, and salesman for Benj. Collins,'
Third, h. New York
Nason Oliver, shoemaker, h. Chestnut
Nason Orrin, farmer, h. Dover Point road
Nason Samuel, stone mason, bds. H. G. McDuffey's, Cocheco
Nason Sarah E. dressmaker, Silver, h. do.
Nason Wm. F. farmer, h. Silver
Neal George A. bookeeper, h. Sixth, near Old Factory road
Neal James A. shoemaker, h. Charles, cor. Franklin
Neal Matthew, machine printer, h. New York
Neal Wm. H. shoemaker, h. St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Nealley B. Frank, dry goods, 25 Central, h. 38 Silver
Nealley John H. 25 clerk, Central, h, 38 Silver
Nelson Daniel, Cocheco Manuf. Co. h. Atkinson, near Nelson
Nesmith John, clerk, h. Locust, near Silver
Newell W. J. photographer, 24 Central, h. 18 Orchard
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Nichols Arthur B. carriage manufacturer, Franklin, h. 24
Silver
Niles Daniel, (Niles & Co.), Boston express, h. 18 Pleasant
Niles William, watchman C. M. Co. h. East brick
Niles & Co. (Daniel Niles, Henry Sayward), Boston Express
office, between M. R. R. and Centra] square
Norris Charles W. shoemaker, house 2 Cushing's court
Norton John, farmer, house Littleworth road
Norton William H. (Lord & Norton), coffin and cabinet
maker, house Third, near B. & M, R. R. depot
Norwood E. Francis, Sawyer's mills, house do.
Nowans Barney, laborer h. Green
Nowell George D.(Chamberlin & Nowell), grocer, 49 Franklin
h. Franklin opp. Fifth
Nute Andrew, carpenter, house Dover Point road
Nute Charles H. farmer, Back river road
Nutter C. II. widow, Silver cor. Cushing
Nute Ephraim, farmer, h. 33 Pleasant
Nute Francis, farmer, house Dover Point road
Nute George F. provisions, h. Second
Nute George W. confectionery, fruit &c, Third, bds. Second
Nute Hannah, Mrs. house Back river road
Nute Ira W. shoe manuf. Grove, cor. Third, house 6 Fifth
Nute John H. farmer, house Back river road
Nute Joseph J. farmer, house Back river road
Nute Joshua B. shoemaker, house Lincoln.
Nute Lucy, Mrs. house 5 Cushing's court
Nute Oliver, farmer, house Dover Point road
Nute Thomas, farmer, house Back River ' [h. 10 School
Nutter Enoch H. watches and jewelry, Washington square,
Nutter George, shoemaker, house Third
Nutter Nathaniel C. C. M. Co. house Littleworth road
Nutter Valentine, gardener, house Fourth
OATES BERNARD, Cocheco Manuf. Co. house 28 Main
O'Brien Daniel, watchman at Sawyer's mill, house do.
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, house Central
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, house School
O'Hern John, laborer, house Water
O'Kaine B. H. stucco worker, Central, h. Central, n. City Hall
O'Leary Michael, printery,house Waldron
O'Neill Francis G. brass finisher, boards. W. F. O'Neill's
O'Neill James W. farmer, boards W. F. O'Neill's
O'Neil John, C. M. Co. house Payne
O'Neil William *F. fanner, Dover Point road
Osborne Charles B. house 10 Second
Osborne Daniel Mrs, house 22 Pleasant
Osborne David G. carpenter, house new street, from N. Y.
Osborne George, teamster, house Rollinsford road
Osgood Henry, farmer, house Dover Point road
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Osgood James Y. shoemaker, bds. St. John
Osgood Martha A, tailoress, boards Second, cor. Chestnut
Osgood Mehitable, widow, house Second, corner Chestnut
Osgood Rebecca W. boards Second, corner Chestnut
Otis Charles, clerk, Kimball House, Third, boards do.
Otis Desda M. house Franklin square
Otis Horatio G. carpenter, house Third
Otis William P. blacksmith, boards Waldron
PAGE DANIEL A. boots and shoes, 3 Central, house
head of Washington
Page Eli, farmer, house Old Factory road
Page George W. farmer, house Old Factory road
Page Moses D. coal dealer, house head Washington
Page William, farmer, house Old Factory road
Palmer Aaron A. farmer, house Barrington road
Palmer t Charles- E. shoemaker, house Grove corner Fifth
Palmer Eugene, farmer, house Littleworth road
Palmer George B. shoemaker, house 19 Fifth
Palmer John C. carpenter, house East Brick
Palmer John R. shoemaker, house First
Palmer Mary, house Sixth
Palmer Morris D. mason, house First
Palmer Nathaniel G. house Kirkland, corner Central
Palmer Orrin, mason, boards — . D. Palmer's, First
Palmer Thomas J. house Washington, corner Walnut
Palmer William H. boot and shoe manufacturer, St. Thomas
near Atkinson, house 7 Orchard
Parker Andrew E music teacher, house 25 Atkinson
Parker Charles H. painter, boards Franklin House .
Parker George W. photographer, h. Fayette, n. Wash.
Parker Joshua, house Fifth
Patten Stephen, cooper, house Portland
Patterson George H. weaver, C. M. Co. house Waldron
Patterson George W Mrs. house Waldron
Paul Ivory, mason, house Dover neck
Paul Mary A. widow, house Court
Paul Susan M. widow, house 36 Locust ,
Payne Dr. Mrs, widow, house Central, corner Silver
Pearl Thomas, brickmaker, house Dover point
Peaslee Joseph E. farmer, house Spruce lane, Back River
Peaslee Joseph T. farmer, house Spruce lane, Back River
Peavey Bryant, farmer, house Bellamy road
Pevey Ellen, widow, house Main [road
Peel Charles F, overseer, Sawyer's Mills, h. Back River
Peel John, overseer, Sawyer's mills, house do.
Peirce Benjamin P. farmer, house Knox marsh road
Pendergrass Bridget, widow, house Payne, nr. Williams
Pendergrass James, blacksmith, house Payne
Pendexter Joseph B. farmer, house Littleworth road
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Pendexter Joseph Mrs. house Littleworth road
Perkins Abigail, widow, house Chapel, nr. St. Johns
Perkins Abigail, widow, house Back river road
Perkins Adams, stone mason, house Central [Atkinson
Perkins Augustus, machinist, C. M. Co. h. St. Thomas, near
Perkins Carrie, house St. Thomas
Perkins Dudley, mason, house Wald-ron, corner Green
Perkins Hayes, farmer, house Back river road
Perkins Hiram, shoemaker, h. Charles, n." Rollinsford road
Perkins H. Marcellus, shoemaker, house Charles, near
Rollinsford road
Perkins Isaac T. shoemaker, h. Laskey's blk. Washington
Perkins Jeremy, hardware, Silver, cor. Pleasant, house
Linden, corner Locust
Perkins Lemuel, watchman, C. M. Co, house New York
Perkins Lyclia widow, house Chapel, near St. John^
Perkins Mark, shoemaker, house Rochester road
Perkins Mary, widow, house St. Thomas
Perkins Robert, boards 51 Locust
Perkins Susan B. widow, house Nelson, near Locust
Perkins William, house 31 Pleasant
Perkins Winslow T. house Fourth
Perry George, shoemaker, house Grove
Philpot Henry, house Rollinsford road
Philbrick I. E. farmer, house Cocheco
Pickering Levi, boot and shoe maker, Tetherly's block,
Central square, boards Second
Picoot Frank S. carriage maker, Thos. L. Tibbetts', boards do.
Pidgin E. A. Mrs. dressmaker, 6J- Central, house Court
Pidgin Lovey H. widow, house Court
Pidgin W. Channing, printer, " Gazette " office, house Court
Pierce Andrew, Mrs. house Silver, near Locust
Pierce Benjamin, Sawyer's mill, house do.
Pierce C. D. sewing machines, 5 Union Block, boards Court
Pierce Daniel C. M. fruit, confectionery &c. Third n. Franklin
Pierce George H. railroad contractor, house 10 Pleasant
Pierce Eliza J. widow, house 37 Pleasant
Pierce Joseph A. house South Pine
Pike Abby A. Mrs. house 31 Silver
Pike Albert A. shoe cutter, house Arch
Pike J. G. physician, Second, near Chestnut
Pike William, saw mill & lumber, Factory Old road, house do.
Pinkham Aaron, brickmaker, house Dover point
Pinkham Alonzo, clerk, Dover Point House, boards do.
Pinkham Alonzo T. (Lothrops& Pinkham), Franklin square
opposite American House, house Waldron
Pinkham Asa J. house Atkinson
Pinkham Daniel, farmer, house Dover point road
Pinkham Enoch, farmer, house Dover Point
Pinkham E. W. shoemaker, house Sixth, near Chestnut
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Pinkham George, shoemaker, boards North Pine
Pinkham Geo. W. carpenter, house Waldron, near .Fayette
Pinkham George R. farmer, house Dover Point road
Pinkham Henry, farmer, Dover Point road
Pinkham Hiram, S. carpenter, house Folsom
Pinkham Ira F. brickmaker, house Dover point
Pinkham Janyrin F. Mrs. boarding-house, Central
Pinkham John E. brickmaker, house Dover point
Pinkham J. Burleigh, overseer, C. M. Co. house 8 Second
Pinkham Joseph, house Atkinson
Pinkham Joseph H. C. M. Co. house Waldron
Pinkham Nancy, widow, house Mount Pleasant
Pinkham Richard A. brickmaker, house Dover Point
Pinkham William, teamster, house Hanson
Pinkham William T. clerk, J. T. & N. E. Hanson's, Silver,
boards Mrs. N. Pinkham's, Mount Pleasant
Piper Geo. receiving clerk, C. M. Co. house 26 Silver
Piper Mary S. teacher, house 26 Silver
Piper Sally F. Mrs. house 26 Silver
Piper Sarah B. teacher, house 26 Silver
Piper William F. repair shop, B. & M. R. R. h. Rollinsford
road
Pitman Susan,widow, house St. Thomas, corner Locust
Place John W. house St. Thomas, near Atkinson
Place Alonzo R. (Conlen & Place), house Williams
Place Ira S. shoemaker, house Atkinson
Place Lavina A. widow, house Orchard
Platts John L. house Grove
Platts Simeon F. shoecutter, (C. E. & S. C. Hayes'), house
24 New York
Plumer John C. (Leighton & Plumer), shoe manufacturers,
house Fifth
Porter Charles, machinist, house Poplar
Porter Joseph E. clerk, boards 84 Franklin
Porter Newman T. sea captain, house 84 Franklin
Powers Michael, joiner, house Linton's lane
Pray Benjamin, carpenter, house 16 Fourth
Pray Calvin D. Sawyer's mill, house Back river road
Pray John C. carpenter, huu^e Fourth
Pray John W. farmer, house Rochester road
Pray Samuel, Sawyer's mills, house Linden
Pray T. J. W. physician, 16 Central, house 12 Pleasant
Preble B. F. Mrs. house Church, corner Middle
Prendall Henry, carpenter, house Main, near School
Prenty Michael, Perkins, near Water
Prenty Margaret, widow, house Perkins
Prenty Michael, printery, house Payne
Prenty Owen, cotton factory, boards Perkins, near Water
Prenty Thomas, teamster, boards Perkins, near Water
Prescott George B. (Prescott & Benn), house 25 Silver
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Prescott J. W. provisions, &c. Locust near City Hall
Prescott Samuel, farmer, house Back river road
Preseott & Benn, insurance, Ham's block, Washington
Preston Arthur L., C. M. Co. house New York
Preston Benjamin F. blacksmith, house 5 Charles
Preston Charles E. shoemaker, house New York
Preston George, shoemaker, house New York
Preston John, house Second
Preston Henry, shoemaker, house New York
Preston Jonas, printery, house Second
Preston Joseph H. baker, house Fourtji
Preston William, printery, house Second
Price A. J. painter, house 3 Poplar
Purintori (Amos D.) & Ham (J. T. W.) hats and caps, 11
Central, house Nelson, near Locust
Purinton George L. teamster, house Belknap
Purinton Jacob K. & Co. (Albert C. Hill), hats, caps and furs,
4 Central, house Silver, corner Locust
QUATLEY WILLIAM, laborer, house Linton's lane
Quimby Henry, shoemaker, house Washington square
Quimby John, boards Central
Quinlan John, laborer, house Main
Quinlan Margaret, widow, house Third
Quinlan Michael, moulder, boards Margaret Quinlan's, Third
Quinlan Patrick, laborer, house Third
Quinlan William, laborer, house Second, near Central
Quinn Francis, laborer, house Third
Quinn James, laborer, house, Young
Quinn James, laborer, h. Third, n. Grove
Quinn John, B. & M. R. R. h. Third, n. Grove
Quinn Mary, widow, h. Williams n. Payne
Quinn Mary, widow, house Young
Quint George, bobbin-maker, C. M.^Co. house 11 Second
Quirk Patrick, laborer, house Payne
RACKLEY B. F. apothecary, Franklin square, h. Grove,
corner Fourth
Radan John, laborer, house Water
RafFerty William, laborer, house George
Raitt Win. Franklin, mason, house St. Thomas, n. Atkinson
Rand John E. printer," Star" office, house Orchard
Rand Leonard S. house Portland
Rand Mark F. stove dealer and tin worker, Factory store,
Franklin square, h. Winter, cor. St. John
Rand Mrs. widow, house Young
Rand William, h. Arch, n. Washington
Randall George, farmer, Mr. Towle's, Silver
Randall N. " Star " office, house First
Randall Snell, shoemaker, h. Garrison Hill, n. Rollinsford rd.
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Randlett Jasper H. carriage manufacturer, 102 Central, opp .
N. H. House, h. 28 Silver
Raymond James A. shoemaker, h. Silver, cor. Arch
Redfield H. A. insurance agent, [5 Morrill's block, h. Frank-
lin court
Reed David, farmer, house Cocheco
Reed Hanson O. overseer, C. M. Co. h. Atkinson
Reed Huldah Mrs. dressmaker, h. Franklin court
Reed John Mrs. widow, house 15 Fourth
Reed Mrs. widow, house Cedar
Reed Thomas, carpet factory, h. Waldron
Reed , shoemaker, house Fourth
Reynard James, at Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Reynolds A. laborer, house Main
Reynolds Barney, laborer, house Central
Reynolds Michael, laborer, house Main
Reynolds Mrs. widow, house Main
Reynolds Sarah H. widow, house Silver
Rich B. fish and meat market, 3 Locust, h. Cushing
Rich Thatcher, dentist, h. Arch, n. Washington
Richardson Augustus, h. Bellamy road
Richardson George A. shoecutter, house Chestnut
Richardson James A. commission merch. h. 25 Atkinson
Richmond John B. bds. Rev. J. B. Richmond's Washington
Richmond John B. clergyman, Episcopal, h. Washington
Ricker Charles H. (Seavey & Ricker), Franklin, n. Ameri-
can House, h. Fifth
Ricker Ephraim W. shoemaker, h. Franklin court
Ricker Isaac, painter, bds. 1 Cushing's court
Ricker John, teamster, house Prospect
Ricker John, Mrs. widow, boards N. H. House
Ricker Leonard S., C. M. Co. h. Belknap, cor. Cushing
Ricker Lydia, h. Washington, n. Locust
Ricker Oliver P., C. M. Co. h. Belknap, cor. Folsom
Ricker Sarah F. Mrs. widow, h. Lothrop's court
Ricker William H. clerk, Purinton & Ham's, 11 Central, h.
24 Fourth
Riley Ann, widow, house 84 Central
Riley Patrick, laborer, house Payne
Riley Patrick, house Linton's lane
Rines John W. shoemaker, house Portland
Rines William H. expressman, h. 14 Mechanic
Ripley George H. clerk, Freeman's oyster house, h. Frank-
lin, cor. Sixth
Roach Dennis, laborer, house Payne
Roach Thomas, laborer, house Payne
Roberts Alonzo, farmer, h. Dover Point road
Roberts Aaron, mason, h. 44 Locust
Roberts Amasa, house 6 Silver [n. Main
Roberts Andrew J. clerk, G. L. Folsom's, Main, h. Portland,
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Roberts Andrew T. farmer, h. Dover neck
Roberts Daniel W. farmer, h. Dover neck
Roberts E. Mrs. widow, house 9 First
Roberts Elijah, machinist, house 45 Locust
Roberts Frank I. clerk, J. C. Hutchins', bds. 13 New York
Roberts F. W. hats, caps and furnishing goods, 4 Morrill's
new block, Franklin square, bds. Kimball House
Roberts George A. clerk, J. T. & N. E. Hanson's, Silver,
boards Silver
Roberts Henry & Co. provisions, Third, n. Franklin, house
Dover neck
Roberts Howard M. farmer, house Dover Point road
Roberts James A. shoemaker, bds. Mary J. Garland's, Gulf rd.
Roberts John, farmer, house Dover Point road
Roberts John, grocer, Franklin square, h. 17 Fourth
Roberts John, carpenter, h. Portland, n. Main
Roberts Oliver L. farmer, house Dover Point road
Roberts Samuel, house Dover Point road
Roberts Seth, (Henry Roberts & Co.) provisions, h. Orchard
Roberts Stephen, farmer, house Garrison Hill
Roberts William E. hack stable, 91 Central, h. do.
Robinson Charles C. stone cutter, house Fifth |
Robinson Edward H. shoe cutter, bds. 17 Fifth
Robinson John, house Chapel
Robinson Jonathan, laborer, house Lothrop's court
Robinson Thomas, butcher, house School
Robinson William, wheelwright, house 17 Fifth
Rodden Nathaniel, C. M. Co. house Young
Rogers B. M. h. Rollinsford road
Rogers Hugh, farmer, h. Sixth
Rogers Owen, laborer, h. Water
Rogers Wm. works at factory, h. Payne
Rollins Alvah B. shoemaker, h, Franklin court
Rollins Benjamin, shoemaker, h. East Brick
Rollins Chas. W. h. Pleasant, opp. South Pine
Rollins George W. shoemaker, h. Franklin court
Rollins George F. & Co. hardware, iron, and steel, Washing-
ton, cor. Main, h. 34 Silver
Rollins Mary J. widow, Washington, near Atkinson
Rollins Robert P. clerk, h. Pleasant, opp. South Pine
Ross Joseph, pedler, h. Mt. Vernon
Rossiter John, h. Waldron
Rossiter Mary, widow, h. Waldron
Ross Chas. H., C. M. Co. bds. Kirkland
Rothwell Jeremiah, machinist, h. Young
Rothwell John, gas fitter, h. Rollinsford road
Rothwell Richard, machinist, h. Water
Rothwell William H. machinist, h. Youn<?
Rounds Holmes B. cutter and farmer, h. Bellamy road
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Rowe James, shoemaker, h. East Brick, near Franklin
Ruey Thomas, at foundry, h. Third, below Grove
Ryan Edward, h. Payne, near Williams
Ryan James, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Ryan Michael, teamster, C, W. Thurston's, bds. Payne
Ryan Patrick, laborer, h. Third, near Grove
Ryan Thomas, carpenter, h. Third
SAMPSON JAMES, machinist, h. 6 Poplar
Sanborn L. D. wheelwright, h. Fourth, west of river
Sanders Levi G. cutter, h. Fourth
Sanders John, clerk, bds. Belknap
Sanders Susan E. h. Locust
Sargent Joseph H. watchman, printery, h. New York
Sawyer Chas. H. supt. Sawyer's mills, h, Durham road, cor.
Back river road
Sawyer F, A, & J. manufs. woollen goods, Sawyer's mills
S awyer Jacob M. shoemaker, bds. Mt. Vernon
Sawyer John, farmer, h. Mt. Vernon
Sawyer Jonathan (F. A. & J. Sawyer), manufacturers,
woollen goods, Sawyer's mills, h. Linden
Sawyer Hannah G. Mrs. widow, h. Garrison Hill
Sawyer Ruth, bds. St. John
Sawyer Thomas E. attorney 19 Central, h. St. Thomas
Sawyer /farmer, h. road from Washington, to Garrison
Sawyer Walter, h. St. John [Hill
Sayles Samuel P. (Young & Sayles), h, Charles
Sayward Henry (Niles & Co., Boston express, h. 20 Pleasant
Scales John, teacher, Franklin Academy, head of Locust, h. do,
Scanlon Ann, widow, h. Main
Scanlon Bartholomew, C. M. Co. h. Central
Scanlon Mary, widow, h. Linton's lane
Scales Norton, h. Main near School
Schurman Soloman, teamster, h. Cocheco
Schnieder Nicholas, at sand paper mill, h. Cocheco
Scott John, machine printer, h. Pleasant
Scriggins Bradbury, h. Cocheco
Scriggins George, gunsmith, New York, h. do.
Scully Matthew, laborer, h. Waldron
Seavey Albert F. (J. Frank Seavey & Co.), bds. Sixth
Seavey Andrew J. carpenter, Third, h. Third, below Grove
Seavey Daniel, fireman, h. Williams
Seavey J. Frank & Co. clothing and furnishing goods, 1
Franklin square, h. Sixth
Seavey N. H. at sand paper mill, h, Rogers*
Seavey True, carpenter, h. 8 South Pine
Seavey Warren, Cocheco Manuf. Co, h. North Pine
Seavey Wellman A. shoemaker, jh, Hurd
Seavey Wm. P, at freight depot B. & M. R. R. h. Portland
Seavey Wm, mason, h. 8 First
DOVER [8] DIRECTORY. 53
Seavey Wm. H. printery, h. New York
Seavey & Ricker, (J. F. & A. F. Seavey, and C. H. Ricker),
boots, shoes, valises etc. Franklin square
Sellea Henry, h. Court
Shackley Clias. E. mechanic, h. Prospect
Shackley Frank W. clerk, 21 Central, bds.. Court
Shackley George, shoemaker, h. Rollinsford road
Shackley Nathan, C. M. Co. h. Court, near Central
Shapleigh Howard, h. 98 Central
Shapleigh John H. carpenter, h. Rollinsford road
Shaw Andrew J. laborer, h. Bellamy road
Shaw Robert J. shoemaker, 1 Central, h. Waldron
Shean Michael, brewer, bds. Main, cor. Portland
Shepard Chas. P. painter, h. Arch, near Washington
Shephard Lucius G. h. Arch
Sherburn Greenleaf, hostler, bds. W. H. Smith's, St. Thomas,
cor. Locust
Sherman James E. carriage painter, h. Belknap
Sherry Frank, (Sherry Bros.), h. Williams
Sherry John, (Sherry Bros.), h. Main
Sherry Julia, h. 2 Franklin square
Sherry Michael, (Sherry Bros.),h. Williams
Sherry Patrick, laborer,,^. Williams, near Payne
Sherry Thomas, (Sherry Bros.), h. Williams [Franklin sq.
Sherry Bros. (John, Michael, Frank, Thomas), hairdressers,
Shute Albert, shoemaker, h. Fifth
Silver John M. Mrs. widow, h. Walnut, cor. Orchard
Simonds Moses A. shoemaker, h. Fourth
Simes Win. carpenter, h. St. Thomas, cor. Walnut
Simpson Arthur, Sawyer's mills, bds. Wm. Simpson's, Linden
Simpson Wm, Sawyer's mills, h. Linden
Simpkins Luke, harness maker, h. Prospect
Sinnot Elizabeth, widow, h. First
Sise Ann, bds. J Mann's, St. Thomas
Slinger George, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Sloan James, C. M. Co. h. Williams
Sloper John F. carpenter, Walnut, mear Orchard
Smart Eugene, (Eugene Smart & Co.), h. Franklin
Smart Eugene & Co. (Eugene Smart, J. B. Twombly), gun-
makers, and machinists, 7 Main [Smart's, Wash.
Smart Jeremiah M. conductor Cocheco R. R. bds. M. B.
Smart Moulton B. farmer, h. Washington, near Arch
Smith A, shoemaker, h. Waldron
Smith Albert W. hostler, bds. St. Thomas, cor. Locust
Smith Albion, blacksmith, bds. Union, cor. Court
•Smith Andrew, wheelwright, h. Court
Smith Augustus F. shoe buffer, h. Franklin
Smith Charles E. proprietor Kimball House, Third, h. do.
Smith Charles L. oilcloth factory, h. 107 Washington
Smith Charles W. hostler, at W. H. Smith's, h. St. Thomas,
cor. Locust
54 DOVER [8] DIRECTORY.
Smith Daniel, h. Mt. Pleasant
Smith David D. bridgebuilder, h. 15 Fifth
Smith Daniel Mrs. widow, h. Franklin
Smith Elbridge, painter, h. Court, near Central
Smith George H. tinsmith, h. 55 Franklin
Smith George S. carriage trimmer, h. Washington, nr. Arch
Smith George W. clerk J. E. Ham's, bds. So. Pine
Smith George W. blacksmith, at printery, bds. Franklin
Smith Henry, botanical physician, Fourth opp. depot, h. do.
Smith Jeremiah, associate justice Sup. Jud. Court, h. Belknap,
opp. Nelson
Smith Jeremiah S. shoemaker, bds. Belknap
Smith John, sea captain, h. Franklin, near Garrison Hill
Smith John A. proprietor Franklin House, Third, h. do.
Smith John Q. A. h. 84 Central
Smith John W. h. Sixth, near Old Factory road
Smith Leonard Mrs. widow, h. Locust near Silver
Smith Newton C. shoemaker, h. Central
Smith Perley, shoemaker, h. Belknap
Smith Rand, shoemaker, h. Portland, near Main
Smith Samuel J. h. 4 South Pine
Smith T. J. attorney, Central square, h. Mechanic
Smith Thomas L. druggist, Central, cor. Wash. h. Hanson
Smith William, laborer, h. Central, near William
Smfch Wm. H. stable, Locust, cor. St. Thomas, h. opp.
Smith Winthrop, hostler, bds. Locust, cor. St. Thomas
Snell Timothy H. (Foot & Snell), hardware, 52 Franklin, h.
New York
Snow Hiram F. carpenter, Grove, h. Third cor. Grove
Southwiek James, shoemaker, Main, h. St. John, nr. Poplar
Spaulding George B. clergyman, h. Silver
Spier Elias W. clerk, bds. Court [h. Court, near Union
Spier Emanuel M. butcher, Central, under Belknap Church,
Spier L. bds. American House
Spurling Charles, C. M. Co. h. Portland, near Cocheco
Spurling Jonathan L. watchman, C. M. Co. h. 5 First
Spurling Thomas, carder, C. M. Co. h. Portland, cor. School
Spurling Thomas J. grocer, Central sq. h. 8 School
Staeey George, machinist, bds. Walnut, near St. Thomas
Stacey William, farmer, h. Old Factory road
Stackpole Albert F. h. 22 Orchard
Stackpole Charles H. printery, h. Hanson, cor/ Central
Stackpole John, h. 22 Orchard
Stackpole John S. undertaker, h. 6 Orchard
Stackpole Josiah, printery, h. 104 Washington
Stackpole Paul A. physician, 6J Central, h. 24 Second
Stackpole Simon R. refreshment saloon, depot, h. New York
Stanford John, teamster, h. Payne
Stanton Charles Mrs. widow, h. Atkinson, near St. Thomas
Stanton Ezekiel, printery, h. Williams
* DOVER [S] DIRECTORY. 55
Staples Charles, watchman, C. M. Co., Garrison Hill
Steele David, bds. Sixth
Steele J. C. h. Nelson
Steele Thomas M. shoemaker, h. Sixth
Sterling Ellen, h. Third, near Grove
Sterling Henry H. blacksmith, h. Second ,
Sterling James, shoemaker, h. Portland
Sterling John, farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant
Sterling Trueman, C. M. Co. bds. 11 Hurd
Sterling Walter S. blacksmith, h. Portland
Sterns Eve, widow, h. Pleasant
Sterns Moses W. clerk Wm. Sterns', bds. Pleasant [Silver
Sterns Wrn. dry goods, 3 Tetherly's blk. h. Pleasant, corner
Stetson Josiah W. carpenter, h. Cushing's ct.
Stetson Oliver, oilcloth factory, h. Pleasant
Stephens Benjamin, farmer, h. Garrison Hill
Stephens Chas. C. shades saloon, Payne, near Water
Stephens Everett J. clerk, (Wiggins & Stephens), boards
Wm. S. Stephens
Stephens Hannah, widow, h. 18 Mechanic
Stephens James M. shoemaker, bds. Walnut, near St. Thomas
Stephens John B. h. 75 Washington
Stephens John B. Jr. city clerk, City Hall, h. 75 Washington
Stephens , carpenter, h. Lincoln
Stephens Susan, widow, h. Mechanic
Stephens Wm. S. (Wiggin & Stephens), glue and sand paper
manufacturer, Cocheco, h. Garrison Hill
Stephenson Thomas, farmer, h. Cocheco
Stewart I. D. Rev. pastor, Washington street Free Baptist
society, Washington, near Cushing
Stewart John C. engraver, printery, h. Mt. Pleasant
Stickney Fred. A. clerk, Thomas L. Smith's, bds. Church
Stilson James, butcher, h. Portland, near Cocheco
Stockbridge H. I. hat bleachery, Ham's block, h. do.
Stratton Frank, shoemaker, bds. Franklin House [Charles
Stratton Jonathan D. shoemaker, Franklin sq. h. Hurd, near
Straw Daniel, printery, h. Fifth, near Franklin
Strong E. A. & Burt, (Edgar A. Strong, George H. Burt),
shoe manufacturers, Third, cor Chestnut
Sullivan Cornelius, wool dyer, Sawyer's mills, h. do.
Sullivad John, C. M. Co. h. Payne, near Williams
Sullivan John Mrs. widow, h. Waldron
Sullivan Margaret, widow, h. Water
Summers James, printery, b. Payne
Summers May, widow, h. Payne
Summers Morgan, C. M. Co. h. 52 Payne
Swain Nancy J. widow, h. Pleasant, near Pine Hill
Swan Edmund M. Silver, h. 77 Washington
Sweeney Patrick, Sawyer's mills, h. do. [Hall
Swift T. G. magnetic and electric physician, Wash, near City
56 DOVER [T] DIRECTORY.
TAPLEY JOHN S. bds. Wm. R. Tapley's, Nelson, near
Locust
Tapley Wm. R. dry goods, 6 Central, h. Nelson, n. Locust
Tash Edwin S. shoecutter, house St. John
Tash G. W. (G. W. Tash & Co. dry goods, groceries,
shoe findings, &c. Franklin square, house Mechanic
Tash Geo. W. shoe manufacturer, Franklin sq. h. Mechanic
Tasker C. W. dentist, 22 Central, house 15 Orchard
Tasker Henry, baker, 50 Franklin, h. Fourth, west of river
Tasker John C. (Tasker, & Whitehouse), grocers, house
Belknap
Tasker John G. engineer, house Union
Tasker &. Whitehouse, grocers, 47 Washington
Taylor Truman, painter, house Waldron
Taylor Wra. D. leader Cocheco Band, bds. N. H. House
Tebbetts F. B. overseer, Dover Iron Foundry, h. Franklin
Tebbetts George, shoemaker, bds. Franklin House
Tebbetts Mary J. widow, house Kirkland
Tebbetts Stephen, at foundry, house Second
Tebbetts at foundry, house Third, nr. Chestnut
Tetro Joseph; brickmaker, house Dover Point road
Tibbetts George, lastmaker, house East Brick
Tibbetts Thomas L. carriage maker, New York, corner
Franklin, house Franklin, near Garrison Hill
Timmons Francis, laborer, house Payne
Tetherly Andrew, house 14 Silver
Thayer Ephraim, house East Brick
Thayer Henry L. shoemaker, house Garrison Hill
Thompson Abigail, Mrs. house Silver, corner Locust
Thompson Charles, farmer, house Dover Point road
Thompson Charles H. hostler, boards 13 Charles
Thompson Emulus, (E. B. Morrih & Co.), furniture dealer,
12 Washington, house 96 Washington
Thompson George A. shoemaker, boards 13 Charles
Thompson George W. baker, house Garrison Hill
Thompson James A. clerk, boards 18 Charles
Thompson Louisa, Mrs. widow, house Pleasant
Thompson Mark Mrs. house 13 Charles
Thompson Robert Mrs. widow, house Silver, corner Locust
Thompson Rosanna, widow, house Water
Thompson Samuel, Mrs. house 1 Cushing's ct.
Thurston C. W. shoe manufacturer, dry goods & groceries,
• house|Third
Tisin Nicholas, at sand paper mill, house Cocheco
Toby Willard R. shoemaker, house 5 Poplar
Toles Richard, at sand paper mill, house Payne
Tolmay Ann, widow, house Main, near Portland
Tolmay Catherine, tailoress, boards Ann Tolmay's
Tolmay Edward, blacksmith, boards Ann Tolmay's
Tolmay James, carpenter, boards Ann Tolmay's
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DOVER [T] DIRECTORY. 57
Tolmay Nicholas, clerk, boards Ann Tolmay's
Tompkins David, house 5 Pleasant, coiner Washington
Tompkins Henry H. h. Pleasant
Tonnor Owen, laborer, house Waldron
Toppan A. C. cabinet maker, house 69 Washington
Toppan Stephen, coffin warehouse, Locust, house 2 Atkinson
Toppan Stephen Jr. (Colbath & Toppan), grocer, house 2
Atkinson
Torr Andrew, farmer, house Durham road
Torr Simon J. farmer, house Durham road
Towle Almanzor R. shoemaker, house Fayette, near Wash.
Towle Benjamin P. farmer, house Back river road
Towle Gilman D. (H. A. Worthen & Co.), house Locust
Towle John W. farmer, house Silver, near Arch
Towle Levi, farmer, house Back river road
Towle Levi E. farmer, house Back river road
Towle Sidney M. shoemaker, Belknap, house do.
Townsend Jonas D. supt. Gas Go. house 25 Second
Trainer Peter, printery, house Water
Trask John, shoemaker, house Littleworth road
Trask John S. h. Toll-End road
Tredick Edward, boards J. W. Kittredge's, Littleworth road
Tredick William, painter, boards 3 Poplar
Trefethen Daniel, lime, plaster and cement, Cocheco near
Portland, house Portland
Trefethen John W. painter, boards Portland
Trefethen Josiah S. shipmaster, house Portland [Portland
Trefethen Romanzo, carriage smith, boards. D. Trefethen's
Trickey Charles, printer, bds. Washington, near Cushing
Trickey C. H. (George W. Avery & Co.), house Fourth
Trickey Geo. K. dresser, Cocheco mills, house Bellamy road
Trickey Lemuel, farmer, house Fourth, near Arch
Trickey Major, shoemaker, house North Pine
Trickey , farmer, house Long Hill road
Tripe Robert, farmer, house Barrington road
Tripe Sally, house Atkinson
True John S. carpenter, house Mechanic
Tucker Ansel, prop. N. H. Hous#, Central, house do.
Tucker A. C. clerk, N. H. House, boards do.
Tucker Edward M. h. Tucker's court
Tucker George, driver job wagon, bds. Mrs. Tucker's, Court
Tucker George, 2nd, carpenter, boards 1 Cushing's Court
Tucker John, house Court
Tucker Wilson, farmer, house Mount Pleasant
Tucker W. H. clerk, 4 Morrill's block, boards Sixth
Tucker Zena, boards W. Tucker's, Mount Pleasant
Tufts Arthur G. telegraph operator, house 42 Locust
Tufts Asa A. cashier, Strafford National Bank, and Insurance
agent, Strafford Bank building, house 1 Summer
Tufts Charles A. apothecary, insurance agent and telegraph
agent, Central square, house 42 Locust
58 DOVER [T] DIRECTORY.
Tufts Charles C. house Garrison Hill
Tuttle Clara, widow, house Mount Pleasant
Tuttle David, farmer, house Back river road
Tuttle Elijah Y. farmer, house Dover Point road
Tuttle John T. G. farmer, house Back river road
Tuttle Joseph, machinist, boards 78 Franklin
Tuttle Joseph E. farmer, house Dover Point road
Tuttle Joseph Mrs. house Third, near Chestnut
Tuttle A. F. (J. S. & A. F. Tuttle), house 6 Charles
Tuttle J. S. (J. S. & A. F. Tuttle), house 6 Charles
Tuttle J. S. & A. F. millinery, dry goods, and dressmaking,
72 Central
Tuttle Manilla M. house 6 Charles
Tuttle Mrs. house Fourth
Tuttle Otis, farmer, house Dover Point road
Tuttle Richard, farmer, Back river road
Tuttle Sarah A. widow, house Locust, near Spring
Tuttle Susan, widow, house Cocheco
Tuttle Thomas Mrs. house Back river road
Tuttle William, shoe finisher, house St. Thomas
Tuttle William P. farmer, house Dover Point road
Tuttle William R. shoemaker, boards St. Thomas
Twedell Joseph, clerk, in Sawyer's office, house Linden,near
Sawyer's mills
Twombly Benjamin H. farmer, house Littleworth road
Twombly Charles H. farmer, house Dover point
Twombly Daniel, shoe stitcher, house 20 Fourth
Twombley David, farmer, Back river
Twombly Edgar H. brakeman, B. & M. R. R. bds William
Twombly's
Twombly Frank, carriage trimmer, bds. 78 Franklin
Twombly Henry H. carriage maker, Main, house 3 Charles
Twombly Henry W. (Libbey & Twombly), grocer, Central
square, house 82 Washington
Twombly Jacob K. house Rochester road
Twombly J. B. (Eugene Smart & Co.), gun maker &c, h.
at Bellamy
Twombly John H. tailor, h. 20 Fourth
Twombly John H. student, 13(18. South Pine
Twombly John K, h. RochesteF road
Twombly Nathaniel, carpenter, South Pine, h. do.
Twombly Reuben, wood turner, house Poplar
Twombly Reuben, 2nd., machinist, house Bellamy
Twombly Reuben H. marble works, Locust, rear City Hall
house 33 Pleasant
Twombly Samuel, farmer, house Back river road
Twombly Sarah E, Mrs. house Franklin
Twombly Thomas, farmer, house Spruce lane, Back River
Twombly Thomas B. carpenter, house 6 South Pine
Twombly Wm. farmer, house Silver
Twombly Wm. H. farmer, house Knox marsh road
DOVER [V-W] DIRECTORY. 59
VALLILY TERRENOE, laborer, house Payne
Varney Albert, former, Louse Long Hill road
Varney Andrew, farmer, house Dover Point road
Varney Benajah P. cutter 14 Central, house Franklin square
Varney Daniel, Mrs. house near Long Hill.
Varney Edwin H. tailor, 1 Central, boards 1 Spring
Varney Frank, farmer, house Dover Point road
Varney Frank, farmer, Rochester road
Varney George, farmer, house Black river road
Varney George, shoemaker, house St, Thomas
Varney George W. shoemaker, house Chapel
Varney George W. shoecutter, house Charles, c. St* John
Varney Isaac, farmer, house Dover Point road
Varney Ivory, farmer, house Rochester road
Varney James, mason, house Portland
Varney James L. at water-works, house N. York
Varney John C. newspaper depot, Central, house Orchard
Varney John F. house Cedar, corner Winter
Varney John R.,*Register Probate, City Hall, house 1 Hanson
Varney Joseph W. farmer, house Dover Point road
Varney Joshua, merchant tailor, 1 Central, house 1 Spring
Varney Nicholas, farmer, house Dover Point road
Varney Oliver, farmer, house near Long Hill road
Varney Robert M. shoemaker, house Fourth
Varney Samuel, farmer, house Black Water road
Varnum Moses, farmer, house Long Hill road
Vickery David A. carpenter, C. M. Co. house Hanson
Vickery Frank, Central, h. Waldron
Vickery Gilman, house Waldron, near Walnut
Vickery John, watchman, C. M. Co. house St. Thomas
Vickery William H. apothecary, 21 Central, house St. Thomas
Vittum B. F. house 37 Franklin
Vyth Herman, butcher, boards Court, near Union
WADLEIGH NATHANIEL, farmer, North Lane, n. Back
river road
Wadleigh Eben R. farmer, Back river road
Wadleigh Charles, farmer, North lane, n. Back river road
Wadleigh George, house 2 Summer
Waldron Richard, farmer, house Central, near Hale
Waldron Wells, mill overseer, h. 86 Central
Walker Charles G., Cocheco Manuf. Co. house 14 Fifth
Walker Edward, grocer Main h. do
Walker Joseph H, printery, house Third
Walker (Stephen) & Hayes (Joshua), fish and clams, Second,
Franklin, h. Main, between Chapel and School
Walker Maria widow, house Main, opposite Portland
Wallace George H. shoemaker, house Winter
Wallace Jasper G., Deputy Sheriff, Tetherley's block, Cen-
tral, house Grove
60 DOVER [W] DIRECTORY.
Wallingford Calvin N. machinist, boards Washington ,
Wallingford Joseph D. shoemaker, boards 14 Second
Wallingford Zimri S. agent Cocheco Manuf. Co. house Locust,
corner Nelson
Walworth Charles B. machinist, house Second
Ward D. S. (J. Y. Demeritt & Co.) dry goods, Tetherley's
block, house Washington, n. Belknap
Ward Freeman J. painter, house Old Court House, Central
Warner Benjamin H. boards Julia Warner's, Portland
Warner Frank A. Laundry, 9 School
Warner Jethro W. shoemaker, h. Portland cor. School
Warner John H. shoemaker, h. Portland cor. School
Warren Charles W. machinist, C. M. Co. house 7 Portland
Warren Charles M. carpet factory, house Silver
Warren Dominicus, machinist, C. M. Co. house 7 Portland
Warren J. H. shoecutter, house Orchard
Warren Moses P. pilot, house Rogers' block, Washington
Warren William S. assistant marshal and watchman and
police, house 1 Rogers' block, Washington
Watson Elizabeth, house Rochester road
Watson E. L., Cocheco Manuf. Co. house 8 Orchard
Watson Horace P. mail agt. C. R. R. house 48 Locust
Watson Isaac W. bds. J. L. Watson's, Bellamy road
Watson John L. farmer, house Bellamy road
Watson John N. house 58 Central
Watson Joshua, farmer, house Barrington road
Watson Lydia, house Mt. Pleasant
Watson Mary J. house Portland
Watson Nathaniel, painter, house 59 Locust
Watson Samuel, farmer, house Barrington road
Watson Seth, farmer, house Payne, near Mt. Pleasant
Webster Chas. shoemaker, bds. Charles
Webster Daniel K. Mrs. house Portland
Webster George A. mason, h. Chapel cor. St. John
Webster Hiram F. roofer, bds. H. F. Snow's, Third
Webster John, mason, h. 3 Fifth
Wedgewood David, printery, bds. Charles, cor. Franklin sq. .
Weeks Benjamin, laborer, house Mt. Pleasant
Weeks George, blacksmith, h. Winter, near St. John
Welch John W. shoemaker, bds. 105 Washington
Welch Joseph W. supt. machine shop C. M. Co. h. 63 Wash.
Welch Laban G. jeweller, bds. S. M. Welch's
Welch Samuel M. watchman, house 105 Washington
Welch Thomas, house Kirkland
Weldon Rose, widow, house Linton's lane
Wells Sarah E. P. widow, h. Nelson, near Locust.
Wendell Chas. E., C. M. Co. house First
Wendell Daniel H. ins. agent, Main, corner School, h. do.
Wendell George W. auctioneer, Franklin sq. h. School
Wendell Hannah Mrs. widow, house Fifth.
doveic [W] directory. 61
Wendell Oliver C. asst. Cambridge Observatory, boards 2
Charles
Wendell Oliver E. Mrs. house 2 Charles
Wentworth Albert M. clerk, 25 Central, boards 5 Hurd
Wentworth Alonzo P. clerk co-operative store, h. Belknap,
near St. Thomas.
Wentworth Andrew W. painter, house Court
Wentworth Charles E. shoecutter, h. Grove, cor, Lincoln
Wentworth Charles F. farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant
Wentworth Edward, shoemaker, bds Fifth
Wentworth Ezekiel, farmer, house Cocheco
Wentworth George B. shoe manufacturer, h. Franklin, cor.
New York, house Charles
Wentworth George T. attorney, City Hall, register of deeds
office, house 14 New York
Wentworth Hiram, farmer, house Cocheco
Wentworth Hiram S. Mrs. h. Atkinson, near Nelson
Wentworth Israel P. farmer, bds. 61 Locust
Wentworth John, farmer, h. Rochester road
Wentworth Lucinda, widow, h. Cushing's ct.
Wentworth Martin, shoemaker, bds. 78 Franklin
Wentworth, Mary A. Mrs. widow, h. Durham road
Wentworth Mary S. Second
Wentworth Norris, teamster, h. New York, near Franklin
Wentworth Oliver W. laborer, house Court
Wentworth Richard P. Mrs. h. Cedar, near North Pine
Wentworth Samuel P. stone mason, h. Cocheco, corner Gulf
road
Wentworth Stephen, farmer, house Gonic road
Wentworth Thomas, laborer, h. New York
Wentworth S. B. Mrs. h. 11 Orchard
Wentworth William T. lumber dealer, house Gonic road.
Wentworth William H. ornamental painter, 35 Washington,
house Court
Wheeler James H. physician and druggist, 1 Pleasant, house
15 Pleasant
Wheeler John, shoemaker, h. Franklin, near Garrison Hill
Wheeler Samuel M. attorney, Central Square, h. 31 Locust
Wheeler Thomas, laborer, house Water
Whidden Alfred S. painter, house 29 Silver
Whipp Frederick L. shoemaker, house Franklin ct.
White Ann, widow, house Williams
White John H. attorney and claim agent, Cocheco block, h.
27 Pleasant
White John W. clerk, boards 27 Pleasant
White Thatcher T. machinist, house 58 Central
Whitehouse Alonzo, shoemaker, house Waldron
Whitehouse Benjamin T. mason, boards 16 Pleasant
Whitehouse Charles E. house 16 Hurd, near Charles
Whitehouse Chas. S. shoemaker, boards 16 Hurd
62 DOVER [W] DIRECTORY.
Whitehouse Edwin, mason, house 2 South Pine
Whitehouse Elihu B. tin smith, boards 16 Hurd
Whitehouse E. H. (Tasker & Whitehouse) grocer, h. Belknap
Whitehouse James E. clerk, boards 16 Pleasant
Whitehouse George H* boards 16 Hurd
Whitehouse George W. shoemaker, house Rollinsford road
Whitehouse George W. 2d, at glue factory, house Cocheco
Whitehouse James, mason, house 16 Pleasant
Whitehouse James E. clerk, Jas. R. "Woodman & Co.'s bds.
16 Pleasant street
Whitehouse Jesse A. shoemaker, house Main
Whitehouse Joseph, laborer, house Littleworth road
Whitehouse Lucy Mrs. widow, house Court
Whitney Leonard P. music teacher, 6J Central, h. 22 Second
Whittier Deborah, widow, house Waldron
Whittier Horace P. Cocheco Manuf. Co. h. 5 Orchard
Whittier Joseph F. shoemaker, bds. Waldron, n. Green
Whittier Osgood T. at carpet factory, house do.
Wigg William, wool sorter, Sawyer's mills, h. Dover Point rd.
Wiggin Albert H. butcher, house Grove, cor. Lincoln
Wiggin Arthur, shoemaker, bds. Sixth, n. Chestnut
Wiggin Charles W. furniture and crockery, American Hall
building, Franklin square, house 86 Franklin
Wiggin D. C. proprietor American House, h. do.
Wiggin & Faxon, grocers, 35 Washington
Wiggin H. G. butcher, bds. Grove, cor. Lincoln
Wiggin Henry M. clerk, bds. Lincoln
Wiggin J. Alonzo (Wiggin & Faxon) grocer, h. 3 Mechanic
Wiggin Janvrin F. house Garrison hill
Wiggin John, farmer, h, near Barrington road
Wiggin John, boarding and sales stable, 45 Franklin, h. do.
Wiggin Joseph W. Mrs. house 78 Franklin
Wiggin (Russel B.) & Stevens (Wm. S.) glue and sand pa-
per manufacturers, house 35 Franklin
Wiggin Samuel F. agent, house 26 Silver
Wiggin Uriah, provisions, Mainj h. Grove, cor. Lincoln
Wiggin William B. civil engineer, h. 22 Second
Wiggin William W. farmer, h. near Barrington road
Wilbur Hannah, widow, house 47 Locust
Wilhem Valentine, at sand paper mill, h. Cocheco
Willand Geo. K. painter, Locust, n* City Hall, h. Atkinson
Willand George S. h. Washington
Willand John F. painter, h. Washington
Willey Charles F. farmer, h. Littleworth road
Willey Elijah, shoemaker, house Fifth
Willey Ira, carpenter, boards Central
Willey Jacob M. shoecutter, h. St Thomas
Willey Martha Mrs. house Walnut, n. Waldron
Willey Thomas J. farmer, house Littleworth road
Williams Isaac B. belt and roller shop, Cocheco Manuf. Co.
house 74 Franklin
DOVER [Y] DIRECTORY. 63
Wilkinson Joseph, spinner, house D.over Point road
Wilson David, mason, house Portland
Wilson Lafayette, carpenter, boards Union
Wingate George H. shoe fitter, house 6 Orchard
Wingate Joseph W. farmer, h. Dover Point road
Wingate Jeremiah Y. apothecary, 1 Pleasant, h. do.
Wingate Martin, shoemaker, bds. Belknap
Wingate William, farmer, h. Dover Point road
Winkley John F. oil cloth factory h. Barrington road
Winkley Joseph, farmer, h. Barrington road
Winkley J. S. shoemaker, boards Fitfh
Winslow Jonathan H. boots, shoes, and findings, 3 Morrill's
blk. Franklin square, h. Atkinson
Woodes George, shoemaker, h. U. S. block
Woodes George F. shoemaker, h. Cocheco
Woodes J. H. C. shoemaker, h. U. S. block
Woodes Walker, shoemaker, h. Cocheco
Woodbury J. E, boards 78 Franklin
Woodbury Joseph, carpenter, house Franklin
Woodman Charles, treasurer Savings Bank for the County
of Strafford, h. Pleasant, cor. Summer
Woodman Charles W. attorney, 19 Central, h. 32 Locust j
Woodman George S. h. 32 Silver
Woodman James R. & Co. crockery ware and carpets, 4 Co-
checo blk. h. Pleasant
Woodman Joseph, cutter, Purinton & Ham's, boards Mrs.
Chase's, Central
Woodman Theodore W, house Pleasant
Woodman William, clerk, W. Sterns', bds. Pleasant
Woods Catherine, widow, house Water
Wood Charles, engraver, boards N. H. House
Worthen Charles C. carriage maker, h. Hanson, n. Payne
Worthen H. A. (H. A. Worthen & Co.) Locust, rear City
Hall, h. St. Thomas cor. Walnut
Worthen H. A. & Co. carriage manufactory, Locust, rear
City Hall
Wyatt Oliver, merchant tailor, 14 Central, h. 17 Pleasant
YEATON CHARLES W. shoecutter, house St John
Yeaton Nahum, register of deeds, boards St. John
York Abbie, music teacher, house Franklin
York Almon L. shoecutter, bds. North Pine, n. Cedar
York George, printery, house Water
Y r ork Jasper H. physician, house 29 Pleasant
York Jeremiah, watchman, Cocheco Manuf. Co. h. 23 Orchard
Y"ork Jeremiah, farmer, h. Littleworth road
York John, house Franklin
York John B. h. North Pine, cor. Cedar
Y r ork John F. painter, bds. John B. York's, North Pine
York Joseph, farmer, h. Littleworth road
64 DOVER [Y] DIRECTORY.
York Josiah, farmer, h. Littieworth road
York Simon D. shoecutter, bds. No. Pine, near Cedar
York William, printery, house Main
Young Andrew H. house Elm
Young Andrew J. dentist, 13 Central, bds. Kimball House
Young Betsey A. h. E-ollinsford road
Young Caroline, widow, h. Portland, cor. School
Young Chas. surveyor, h. 3 Mechanic
Young Ellen F. h. Portland
Young Ezra D. shoemaker, bds. Walnut, near Washington
Young Frank H. book keeper, bds. East Brick
Young George, shoecutter, bds. 10 Atkinson
Young George W. 10 Atkinson
Young Hollis, h. Charles
Young Isaac E. carpenter, bds. 81 Central
Young Jacob N. (Young & Sayles), billiards, Main, h. Hum
Young James, laborer, h. No. Pine
Young Jonathan, h. Waldron
Young John, carpenter, h. 5 Nelson
Young John A. shoemaker, h. Rollinsford road
Young Lydia, music teacher, h. 17 Orchard
Young Lydia D. h. Portland
Young Thompson, Mrs. farmer, h. Littieworth road
Young Moses, Perkins, near High
Young Moses, shoemaker, bds. 10 Second
Young Mrs. widow, h. No. Pine
Young Orlando, h. Atkinson, near St. Thomas
Young T. A. farmer, h. Littieworth road
Young Theodore L. shoemaker, h. Main, near High
Young Thomas, Cocheco Manuf. Co. h. First
Young Thomas F shoemaker, bds. Rollinsford road
Young William, carpenter, h. Chapel
PORTLAND, MB.
Booksellers and Stationers.
PIANO-FORTE & ORGAN WARER00MS.
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Paper Hangings & G-aTt ains.
AGGOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
JSTEW BLOCK, .. .EXCHANGE ST.
5 & 6 Morrill's Block, Franklin Square,
DOVEM, N.H.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CUSTOM AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
One Price Only.
HEAD-QUARTERS IN STRAFFORD CO. FOR THE
And all First-Class Sewing Machines,
Needles and Attachments.
Agents for BUTTRICJK'S PATTERNS.
They received the first pemium at the State Fair ; and purchasers can
find a larger and finer stock at lower prices at their stores
than elsewhere in the State.
MARK F. RAND,
DEALER IN
STOVES, TIN WARE,
JPUMPS AND LEAD PIPE, AND
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOGDS,
Job Work
IN PLUMBING,
AND IN
Tin, Brass, Copper,
and Sheet Iron,
Done to Order.
Franklin Square, . . DOVER, IV. II.
MITCHELL & CO.
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
9 Morrill's Block, Franklin Square,
^
a
J. H. GRAY,
DEALER IN
Watches. Clocks,
AND SPECTACLES.
J. H. GRAY, cor. Franklin Square & Third Streets,
DOVER, IV. H.
Is selling his large stock of Ladies' ^5? GOLD HUNTING -CASE
WATCHES, for $25, $30, J% and $35, every Watch war-
ranted to be a reliable timekeeper. S^^sl A large stock, all grades, of
WALTHAM WATCHES, in 2, 3, 4, & 5 oz. cases,
to suit Customers. A fine stock of
Gold Chains, Jewelry, & Silver Ware, at very low prices.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF DOVER.
Agricultural Stores.
Chesley A. C. 11 Washington
Perkins Jeremy, Pleasant, cor. Silver
Rollins G. P. & Co., "Washington, cor
Main
Alcohol*
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Washing-
ton, (see adv . page 190)
Ale, Beer, Cider. &c.
FORD DANIEL, 4 Henderson's Block
Franklin sq. (see adv. p. 186)
Apothecaries.
LQTHROPS & PINKHAM, Franklin sq
opp. American House (see adv. op. pt 5
RACKLEY B. F., Franklin square, cor.
Charles (see adv. opp. p. 4)
Smith Thomas L., Central, cor. Wash-
ington.
TUFTS CHARLES A., Central square
(see adv. on back cover, and adv. page
187, and front colored page)
Vickery W. H. 21 Central
Wheeler James H., Pleasant n. Central
Wineate J. F. 1 Pleasant
Artist's Materials and Tools.
FOLSOM GEO. L. Main, cor. Washing-
ton (see adv. p. 190)
Auctioneers.
Wendell Geo. W. , Franklin sq.
Bakers.
Gould A. J., Washington nr. Belknap.
Jordan G. T. 48 and 50 Franklin
Nudd B. L., St. John, cor. Poplar
Bands.
Cocheco Cornet Band, W. D. Taylor,
Leader, 8 Morrill's block
Dover Cornet Band, W. J. Newell,
Leader, Locust, nr. City Hall
Billiard Halls.
Cody Daniel Central, nr. Washington
Conlon & Place, Central sq.
Young Jacob N., Henderson's block
Young & Sayles, Henderson's block,
Main
Bill Poster.
Burley Joslah, Central, cor. Kirkland
Burley J. 8 Central
Blacksmiths.
Card William, Dover Point Road
Evans Robert , Kirkland
Hall Wm.T. Locust, rear City Hall
Hartford John H., Washington sq.
Hull John B., New York, corner Frank-
lin
Stockbridge H
ington
Bleachery.
Ham's block, Wash-
Boarding Houses.
Brock Cyrus K. Mrs., New York, near
Franklin
Casewell M. A., Central, cor. Fifth
Dore Chas. A., Fourth, near Railroad
Durgin Betsey, Mrs. 2 Second
Hall M. M. Mrs., 78 Franklin
Kimball Mrs., St. John
Pinkham Jarvin F., Mrs., Locust rear
City Hall
Thompson Samuel Mrs. 1 Cushing's ct.
Book Binder.
Horton Charles H. 37 Washington
Booksellers and Stationers.
LASKEY J. L. & SON, Wash. opp. City
Hall (see adv. front cover)
Lane E. J. & Co. 18 Central
Lothrops & Pinkham, Franklin sq. opp.
American House
Varney J. C, Central, near Central
square
Boots and Shoes.
Brewster E . V. 20 Central
Caverly A. 2 Central
Drew & Dame, 41 Washington
Hall Charles H. (repairing) old Court
House, h. 108 Main
Littlefield Daniel, 43 Wash.
Morrill Jonathan, Franklin square
PAGE D. A. 3 Central (see adv . p . 188
Pickering Levi (repairer) Tetherly's bik
Central square
Ricker Charles H., Franklin sq.
Seavey & Ricker, Franklin sq.
Shaw Robert J. 1 Central
Southwick J. Main, nr. School
Stratton Jonathan D., Franklin sq.
Thurston C. W., Third
WINSLOW J. H. 3 Morrill's blk. Frank-
lin square (see adv. p. 188)
Botanic Medicines.
Smith Henry, Fourth, opp. B. & M. R.
R. depot
Bowling Saloon.
Battles Henry, Main, cor. Portland
Brass Founder.
HOUGH THOMAS H. B. 5 Main
(see adv. p. 186)
Brick Makers.
Home Geo. W. & Son. Cocheco
Bridge Builder.
Collins Benjamin, Third, opp. depot
Brushes.
FOLSOM GEO. L. Main cor. Washing
ton ( see adv. p. 190)
Cabinet Makers.
Lord & Norton, Locust, n. City Hall
Morrill Edward, 35 Washington
Toppan Stephen, Locust
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF DOVER.
Cabinet Organs. {Mason & Hamlin' 1 s.)
WHITNEY L. P. 61-2 Central blk.
(see adv. p. 188)
Carpenters and Builders.
Drew Samuel, Locust
Hanson James V. & Daniel E., Kirk-
land, cor. Middle
Hayes Charles, Locust
Hayes Washington P., Union
Palmer J. C. Washington nr. Green
Seavey Andrew J., Third, nr. Grove
Carpetings.
MORRILL BROTHERS, 1 Cocheco blk.,
Wash, (see adv. p. 185)
WOODMAN JAMES R. & CO., 4
Cocheco Block (see adv. p. 185)
Carriage Manufacturers.
Dennis Geo. C, Union nr. Court
Law Henry, Central nr. Wash
Nichols A. B., Franklin
Randlett J. H. 102 Central, opp. New
Hampshire house
Tibbetts Thomas L., New York, cor.
Franklin
Twombly H. H., Main
Worthen H. A. & Co., Locust r. City
Hall
Claim and Patent Agent.
White John H., Cocheco block
Chair I>ealer and Painter.
Morrill Edward, Washington
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Wiggin William B. 22 Second
Clergymen.
BrittainM.C, St. John
Brown T. W. 80 Central
Caverno Arthur, Wash. nr. Belknap
Colby John T. G., Atkinson, corner
Nelson
Chase W. T., Franklin cor. Hurd
Crehore Joseph, Franklin
Jasper Orlando H . 4 Charles
Richmond John B. Washington
Spaulding Geo. B., Silver
Stewart J. D. Washington near Cush-
ing
Clocks and Watches.
Bacon Charles E. 8 Central
GRAY JO$. H. Franklinjsq. (advt. p. 65)
Home James A. 25 Central
Clothes Cleaning & Repairing.
blk.
Coffin Warehouses.
Lord & Norton, Locust, n. City Hall
JACKSON DAVID A. 3 Morrill
Franklin sq. (see adv. p. 189)
Clothing and Furnishing
Stores.
Foss D., Franklin sq.
Frazier Alexander, Central, 4th door
from Central sq.
Gardner J. A. 31 Central
Home W. L. 23 Central
LOTHROP D. & CO. 5 and 6 Morrill's
blk. Franklin sq. (see adv. opp. p. 64)
Seavey J. Frank & Co. Franklin square
cor. Second
Varney Joshua, 1 Central
Wyatt Oliver 14 Central
Clothes Wringers.
Fuller S. H. & Co. 5 Cocheco Block,
Washington
Coal and Wood I>ealer.
Page Moses D., head of Washington
Coffee, Tea, and Spices.
Elkins Alonzo, Franklin square
Ham Joseph E., Hughes bldg. Central
Toppan Stephen, Locust, near City
Hall
Confectioners.
Brown Thomas, 4 Central
Pierce D. C. M., Third, near Franklin
square
Cotton Seed.
FOLSOM GEO. L. Main, cor. Washing-
ton (see adv. p. 190)
Counsellors at Law.
Christie Daniel M. Central square
Freeman Francis A., Tetherley's block,
Central sq.
Hall Joshua G., Central
Hamlin Walcott, 14 Atkinson
Hobbs Frank, 19 Central
Sawyer Thomas E. 19 Central
Smith T. J. Central square,
Varney John R., City Hall bldg.
Wheeler Samuel M., Central sq.
Wentworth Geo. T. City Hall
White John H. Cocheco block
Woodman Charles W. 19 Central
Crockery and China Ware.
MORRILL BROTHERS, 1 Cocheco
block, Wash, (see adv. p. 185)
Wiggin Chas. W., Franklin square
WOODMAN JAMES It. & CO. 4 Cocheco
block (see adv. p. 185 )
I>entists.
Hayes Wm. W. 8 Morrill's block
Franklin square
Murphy Chas. M. 16 Central
TASKER C. W. 22 Central (see adv.
p. 189)
Young Andrew J. 13 Central
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Collins Benjamin, Third opp. Depot
Hayes Washington P., Union
Dressmakers.
Adams E. P. Mrs. 24 Central
Clark E. W. & R. L. Waldron, cor.
Central
Ellis Esther L., Waldron nr. Walnut ,
Farrar A. W. Mrs. 10 Morrill's blk.
Felch H . A. & J. E . 5 Union block, Cen-
tral
Graves Ella & Nellie Misses, Tetherly's
blk., opp. City Hall
Hatch William Mrs., School
Holbrook M.L.3 Union block, Central
Hosmer & Caverley, Misses, Ham's blk.,
Washington
Lord Sarah, Third, nr. Franklin sq.
Moody I. A. 8 Atkinson
Pidgin E. A., Mrs. 6 1-2 Central
Reed Huldah Mrs. Franklin court
Tuttle J. S. & A. F. 72 Central
Vickery D. L. Mrs. Hanson nr. Payne
Dry Goods.
Andrews E. C. 15 Central
ASIEL & EHRENKEICH, 9 Central
(see advt. inside front cover)
Cotton A. W. & Co., Morrill's block,
Franklin square
DEMERITT J. Y. & Co. 2 Central (see
advt. front cover)
Mitchell & Co. Morrill's block Franklin
sq.
Nealley Benj. F. 25 Central
STERNS WILLIAM, Tetherley's blk.
opp. City Hall (see adv. p. 188
Tapley Wm. R. 6 Central
Tash G. W. & Co. Franklin sq.
Thurston C. W., Third
Tuttle J. S. & A. F. 72 Central
Dye House.
Clifford Stuart, 4 Washington square
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OE DOVER.
67
Drugs, DyestuflTs, and Chem-
icals.
Duxbury John J. 1 Union
LOTHROPS& PINKHAM, Franklin sq.
opp. American House (see advt. over
calendar)
I>r nggist.
PACKLEY D. F. Franklin sq. (adv. p. 4)
Express Offices.
Lawrence David (Wolfboro' and Roch-
ester) B . & M. R. R. depot
NILES & CO. (Boston), B. & M. R. R.
depot, Central square, and American
House, Franklin square, (see advt.
page 192)
Shorey, East Rochester, B. & M. depot
Fertilizers.
Perkins Jeremv, Pleasant, cor. Silver
Fish Dealers.
Rich B. 3 Locust
Walker & Hayes, Second, cor. Franklin
Fruit and Confectionery.
Nute Geo. W. Third
Pierce Daniel C. M., Third, nr. Frank-
lin square
Stackpole S. R., B. & M. R. R. depot
Furniture Dealers*
Morrill Edward, 35 Washington
Wiggin Ohas. W., Franklin sq.
Glass Ware.
MORRILL BROS. Cocheco blk., Wash-
ington (see advt. p. 185)
WOODMAN J. R. & CO. 4 Cocheco blk.
(see advt. p. 185
Fancy Goods.
CloughD. E., Franklin square
Cotton A. W. & Co. Franklin square
Cressy T. P. 7 Central
DEMERITT J. T. & CO. Tetherley's
block (see advt. front cover
Farrar O. W. 10 Morrill's new block
Lane E. J. & Co. 18 Central
LASKEY J. L. & SONS, opp. City Hall,
(see advt. front cover)
TUFTS CHARLES A., Central sq. (see
advt. p. 187)
Varney J. C. Central, nr. Central
square
Feathers.
MORRILL BROS. 1 Cocheco block
Wash, (see adv. p. 185
Wiggin Charles W., B'ranklin square
Furnishing Goods.
Dame S. H. 41 Washington
ROBERTS F. W.4 Morrill's new block,
(see advt. p. 8)
Florists.
Davis Charles A.. Arch nr. Fourth
Glue Factory.
Wiggin & Stevens, Cocheco
Gun and Locksmiths.
Scriggins George. New York
Smart Eugene & Co. 7 Main
Hairdressers.
Brown Charles J., Franklin sq., c. Third
Davis W.H. 19 Central
Glldden Alonzo F., Central, n. City
Hall
Sherry Bros., Tetherley's blk. Union blk.
and Morrill's blk.
Hair Worker.
Johnson N. B. 43 Washington
Hardware.
Chesley A. C. 33 Washington
Foot & Snell, 52 Franklin
Perkins Jeremy, Pleasant, cor. Silver
Rollins G. F. & Co., Wash, near Main
Harness Makers.
Hayes Geo. W., Franklin square
Law Henry, Central, nr. Wash.
Randlett J. H. 102 Central opp. N. H.
House
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Moody Silas, Cocheco block, Wash.
Purinton & Ham, 11 Central
Purinton Jacob K. & Co. 4 Central
ROBERTS F.W.4 Morrill's new block
(see advt. p. 8)
Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
Farrar O. W. 10 Morrill's new block,
Franklin sq.
Horse Blankets.
ROBERTS F. W. 4 Morrill's block (see
advt. p. 8)
Hotels.
American House, Franklin sq., D. C.
Wiggin & Co.
Dover-Point House, Dover Point, John-
P. Hanson
Franklin House, Third, John A. Smith
Kimball House, Third, opp. depot, Chas.
E. Smith
New Hampshire House, Central, Ansel
Tucker
Insurance Agents.
Bickford John E. 2 Morrill's blk. Frank-
lin sq.
Freeman Frank, Central sq.next door to
Strafford Bank
Hodsdon E. P. 5 Morrill's blk. Franklin
square
PRESCOTT & BENN, Ham's blk. Wash.
(see advt. opp. preface)
Redfleld H. A. 5 Morrill's blk. Franklin
square.
Tufts A. A., Strafford National Bank,
Central sq.
TUFTS CHARLES A., Central square
(see advt. on back cover and front col-
ored page, and pages 187 and 190)
WENDELL DANIEL H., Main, corner
School (see advt. -p. 186)
Iron and Steel.
Rollins G. F. & Co., Washington, near
Main
Kerosene Oil. (Wholesale.)
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Lake Colors.
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Lap Bohes.
ROBERTS F. W. 4 Morrill's block (see
advt. p. 8)
Last Manufacturer.
Jackson J. L., Franklin, cor. New York
Leads.
BEDELL JOSEPH, Locust (see advt.
.191)
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Lightning Bods.
J ohn F. Hayes & Thomas C. Christie,
Arch, cor. Wash.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF DOVER.
Lime.
Perkins Jeremy, Pleasant, cor. Silver
Trefethen Daniel, Cocheco, nr. Portland
Livery Stables.
Brown William R., Wash. nr. Locust
Chase James F„ Chapel
Mitchell S., Central, nr. N. H. House.
Roberts W. E. (hack), 91 Central
Smith Wm. H., Locust, nr. City Hall
Lubricating Oil.
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Lumber.
Avery Geo. W. & Co., First
Collins Benj., Third, opp. depot
Machinists,
Rothwell Richard, Water
Marble Works.
POYE SOLOMON H., Central, opp.Epis-
copal church (see advt. p. 187)
TWOMBLY R. H., Locust, rear City Hall
(see advt. p. 189)
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Byrne Mary, Tetherley blk., Central sq.
Cressey T. P. 7 Central
Felch H. A. & J. E. Misses, 5 Union blk.,
Central
Husband E. 17 Central
Merrill H. T. 7 Morrill's block
Pidgin E. A. Mrs. 6 1-2 Central
Tuttle J. S. & A. F. 72 Central
Movers of Buildings.
Berry Ezra T„ U. S. building
Musical Instruments and Music.
Conner & Goodwin, Locust, near City
Hall
WHITNEY LEONARD P. 6 1-2 Central
(see advt. p. 188)
Newspaper Publishers.
Burlingame L. R., publisher " Morning
Star," 39 Washington
Foss Everett O., "Local Record," Third
nr. Franklin sq.
HILLS E. A., " Dover Gazette," 10 Cen-
tral (see advt. p. 191 '
LIBBEY & CO., " Dover Enquirer,"
Central square, opp. City Hall (see
advt. p. 185)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
"Varney J. C, Central, nr. Central sq.
Oilcloth Manufactory.
Fplsoni J. B. & Co., Locust
Oils.
FL^CM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. first colored page)
Ornamental Iron Works.
HOUGH T. H. B. 5 Main (see advt. p. 186)
Oyster Saloons.
Freeman Edmund J., Franklin, corner
Third
FREEMAN HENRY D., Exchange bldg.
Central sq. (see advt. p. 186)
Painters.
BEDELL JOSEPH, Locust near Wash.
(see advt. p. 191
Hoitt Hiram D., Third, opp. Franklin
House
Willand Geo. K., Locust, rear City Hall
Paints. ( Wholesale.)
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Painters' Supplies.
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Paints, Oils, and Glass.
BEDELL JOSEPH, Locust (see advt.
p. 191)
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
Wholesale & retail (see advt. p. 190.)
Morrill E. 35 Washington
Paper Hangings.
Lane E. J. & Co. 18 Central
LASKEY J.L. & Son, Wash. opp. City
Hall (see advt. front cover.)
Photograph and Ambrotype
Artists.
Brigham E. T. 23 Central
Legg Frank W., Wa3h. cor. Central
Newell W. J. 24 Central
Physicians.
Bell John, over P. O-, Central sq.
Cushing E. B. (homoeopathic), Central,
cor. Silver
DRAKE J. W. (homoeopathic), 19 Or-
chard (see advt. p. 191)
Fenner Albert G. 32 1-2 Franklin
Ham John R. 16 Central
Hil} Levi G. 61 Washington
Home Jeremiah, Franklin
Horsch Carl H. (homoeopathic), Locusfc,
opp. Summer
Lathrop M. C, St. John
Low Nathaniel, Silver, cor. Atkinson
Pike J. G., Second, nr. Chestnut
Pray T. J. W. 16 Central
Smith Henry, (botanic), Fourth, opp.
Boston & Maine Railroad depot
Stackpole P. A. 6 1-2 Centra), up stairs.
Swift T. G. (magnetic), Wash. nr. City
Hall
Wheeler James H. 15 Pleasant
York Jasper H. 29 Pleasant
Piano-Fortes.
WHITNEY L.P. 6 1-2 Central (see advt.
p. 188)
Pietures and Picture Frames.
Connor &, Goodwin, Locust, n. City Hall
LASKEY J. L. & SON, Wash. opp. City
Hall (see advt. outside front cover)
Pistol Gallery.
Bond Geo. F., Locust, nr. City Hall
Potash.
FOLSOM GEORGE L., Main, cor. Port-
land (see advt. p. 190)
Printing Offices.
Burlingame L. R., publisher " Morning
Star," 39 Wash.
Goodwin Henry H., Tetherly's blk. opp.
City Hall
HILLS E. A., " Dover Gazette," 10 Cen-
tral (see advt. p. 191)
LIBBEY & CO., " Dover Enquirer,"
Strafford National Bank bldg.. Central
sq. opp. City Hall (see advt. p. 185)
Produce I>ealer.
Haley Rufus, 7 to 11 Railroad block,
Franklin *
Provisions.
BURNHAM J. M., R. R. blk. Franklin
sq. (see advt. p. 188)
Libbey R. A., Wash, near Locust
Nute George F. Third.
Prescott J. W., Locust, rear City Hall
Rich B. 3 Locust
Roberts Henry & Co., Third, nr. Frank-
lin sq. [Central
Spier Emanuel M. under Belknap church,
I Wiggin U., Main, n. Franklin square
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF DOVER.
69
Pumps.
Hayes John F. & Co. Arch. cor. Wash.
Furbur William L. York, cor. Franklin.
Reed Manufactory.
Hall Winslow, Cocheco Manuf. Co.
Restaurants.
Freeman Edmund J. Franklin Square,
cor. Third.
FREEMAN HENRY D. Central, near
City Hall, (see advt. p. 186)
Pierce Daniel C. M., Third, nr. Franklin
Square.
Stackpole S. R., B. & M. R. R. depot
Saloons.
Collins Alice, Third opp. depot
Cregan John, Payne
Farrell Patrick, Third, opp. depot
McCabe John, Waldron, nr. Central
Mahoney Patrick, Payne
McKenna Patrick, Third, opp. depot
Stevens Chas. C, Payne
Sand Paper Manufacturers.
Wiggin & Stevens, Cocheco.
Seed Store.
Perkins Jeremy, Pleasant, corner Silver
Sewing Machines.
Hook Daniel, Washington, cor. Locust
LOTHROP D. & CO. Morrill's Block.
(see advt. opp. 64)
NUDD B. L., St. John, corner Poplar
(see advt. p. 191.)
Pierce C. D., 5 Union Block, Central
Shirt Manufacturer.
ROBERTS F. W. 4 Morrill's Block,
Franklin Square (see advt. p. 8)
Shoe Findings.
Caverly A. & Co. Central
Tash G. W. & Co. Franklin square
Thurston C. W., Third
WINSLOW J . H., 3 Morrill's blk. Frank-
lin square (see advt. p. 188)
Shoe Manufacturers.
Bradley & Moulton, Chestnut, corner
Lincoln
Davis, Hovey & Co., Orchard, near
Central
Gould H. V. & Co. 4 Orchard
Hayes C. E. & S. C, Chestnut, corner
Fourth
Hurd John H., Grove
Kinnear E. C. Chestnut, cor. Lincoln
Leighton & Plummer, Fourth.
Nute Ira W., G rove, corner Third
Palmer Win. H., St. Thomas, nr. Atkin-
son
Strong E. A. & Burt, Third, corner
Chestnut
Tash George W., Franklin square
Thurston C. W., Third
Show Cases.
Conner & Goodwin, Locust, rear of City
Hall
Silver and Plated Ware.
Bacon Charles E. 8 Central
GRAY J. H. Franklin Sq. corner Third
(see advt: col. n. opp. 65)
Home James A. 25 Central
MORRILL BROTHERS, Cocheco Block,
Wahsiugton. (see advt. p. 185)
Small Wares.
Merrill H. T. 7 Morrill's Block , Franklin
Square
Soap Manufacturers.
Beach L. jr. & Co. River
Soapstone.
FOYE S.H., foot of Main (see advt. p.187
TWOMBLY R. H., Locust, rear City Hall
(see advt. p. 189)
Stationery.
Horton C. H. 37 Washington
Lane E. J. 18 Central
LASKEY J. L. & Son, Washington, opp.
City Hall (see adv. outside front cover)
Varney J. C, Central, nr. Central sq.
Steam Sawing and Planing.
Glidden J. A., foot of Washington
Hayes Washington P., Union
Stone Cutters.
FOYE S. H. foot of Main, and opp. Epis-
copal Church, Central (see advt. p. 187)
TWOMBLY R. H. Locust, rear City Hall
(see advt. p. 189)
Stoves, Furnaces, Tinware, &e.
Fuller S. H. & Co. 5 Cocheco Block,
Washington
RAND MARK F. & CO., Franklin sq.
cor. Main (see advt. opp. 64)
Tailors.
Crannen Martin J. 2 Franklin square
Foss Darius, Franklin square
Frazier Alexander, 4th door from Cen-
tral sq. Central.
Gardner J. A., 31 Central
LOTHROP DANIEL & Co. Morrill's
blk. Franklin square (see advt. opp. 64)
Seavey J. Frank & Co., Franklin square,
cor. Second
Varney Joshua, 1 Central
Wyatt Oliver, 14 Central
Teaeher of Music.
WHITNEY LEONARD P. 6 1-2 Central
(see advt. p. 188)
Telegraph Office.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
Central sq. (see advt. p. 190)
Truckman.
Avery Gee. W. & Co. First
Trunks.
Ricker Charles H., Franklin square
Undertaker.
Stackpole John S. 6 Orchard
Union Pasting and Sizing Co.
FOLSOM G. L. Main, agent (adv.p.190)
Upholsterers.
Greene Thomas I., Washington, corner
Locust
Varnishers.
FOLSOM GEO. L., Main, cor. Portland
(see advt. p. 190)
Vinegar Factory.
Haskell & Littlefleld, Garrison Hill.
Watches and Jewelry.
Bacon Charles E. 8 Central
GRAY JOS. H. Franklin sq. cor. Third
(see advt. col. leaf at p. 64)
Home James A. 25 Central
Nutter Enoch H., Washington square
70
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY OF DOYER.
Watchmakers and Jewellers
Bacon Charles E. 8 Central
GRAY JOSEPH H., Franklin sq. corner
Third (se« j aelvt. col. leaf opp. p. 65.)
Home James A. '25 Central
Nutter Enoch H., Washington square
Watch Repairers.
Bacon Charles E. 8 Central
Home James A. 25 Central
W. I. Goods and Groceries.
Brewster E. V. 20 Central
Butler George W., Silver, near Central
Chamberlain & Nowell, 49 Franklin
Colbath & To|>p,.n, Ham's blk. Wash.
Co-operative store, W. H. Hanson, agt.
R. R. block.
Danforth & Courser, Washington, opp.
City Hall
Foss Wm. B. 45 Washington
Hall T. R., L-asicey's block, Washington
Halloran Matthew, Payne
Ham Samuel. 3 Franklin sq.
Hanson J. T. & N. E., Silver
Henderson Charles T., Franklin sq.
Howe Luther M., Ham's blk., Wash.
Hoyt John A.. Main
Hughes Patrick H., Main
Hughes Patrick Jr., Central
Hutchins Joseph C, Third, nr. Franklin
square
Kennedy Thomas Mrs., Central, nr. City
Hall
Laskey John L„ 3 Central square
Libbey & Twombly, Central square
Lowell George G., Franklin sq.
Mahony Dennis, Central, opp. new Con-
gregational church
McArdle Peter, Central
McDermott Thomas, Perkins
McDonald James, Central, nr. City Hall
Moulton S. S„ Franklin sq., nr. Third
Roberts John, 7 Franklin sq.
Spurling Thomas J., Central sq.
Tash G. W. & Co., Franklin sq.
Tasker <fe Whitehouse, 47 Wash.
Thurston C. W., Third.
Walker Edward, Main, nr. School
Wiggin & Faxon, 51 Wash.
Wheelwrights.
Dennis Geo. C. Union, cor. Court
Tibbetts Thomas L., New York, near
Franklin
White Root Beer.
FORD DANIEL, 4 Main (see advt. p. 18 6
Window Glass.
FOLSOM GEORGE L, Main, cor. Port-
land (see advt. p. 190)
Window Shades.
MORRILL BROs. 1 Cocheco blk. Wash,
(see advt. p. 185)
Wood l>ealer.
Avery George W. (soft and hard wood)
First.
Woolen Goods.
Sawyer Fi A. & J., Sawyer's milis.
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INS. GO.
MANCHESTER.
Office, 173 Merchants' Exchange.
Firsthand only Stock Ins. Co. in the State.
Chartered 1869.
Authorized Capital, $500,000. Paid up Capital, $100,000.
Sound, Solid, and Successful.
Hon. E. A. STRAW, Pres. GEO. B. CHANDLER, Esq. Tress.
Hon. J. A. WESTON, V. Pres. JOHN C. FRENCH, Esq., Sec.
Finance Committee.
J. A. Weston, Chas. E. Balch, B. F. Martin, Moodt
Currier, S. N. Bell.
1 «i . i —
The Homesteads of New Hampshire
Should be insured in the New Hampshire Fire Ins. Company.
A first-class Stock Company. No Premium 'Notes. No
Assessments. No delays. No failure.
AGENTS.
PRESCOTT & BENN, . . . DOVER.
W. D. KNAPP, GREAT FALLS.
A. I. PARSH^EY, .... ROCHESTER.
TOWN REGISTER OF DOVER.
Town Offieers.
MAYOR.
William S.Stevens.
City Clerk.
John B. Stevens, Jr.
Aldermen.
Ward 1— Augustus H. Beede.
Ward 2— Simeon F. Platts, Joseph D.
Guppy.
Ward 3— Chas. Woodman, Edwin White-
house, Everett Hall.
Ward 4— Woodbury Wiggin.
Councilmen.
President— Russel B. Wiggin.
Clerk— J. T. S. Libbey.
Ward 1— Laiiriston Chamberlain, John
B. Hull, EbenC. Berry.
Ward 2— William H. Trickey, Benjamin
Clement, James A. Home, George F
Nute, Russell B. Wiggin, Henry G.
McDuftee.
Ward 3— Daniel E. Hanson, John C.
Varney, Franklin Freeman, Alaman-
zer R'. Towle, Benjamin F. Nealley,
John S. Glass, Charles C. Hardy,
Joseph Hayes, Gustavus H. Home.
Ward 3— John H. Nute, Benjamin P.
Pierce, George H. Ford.
City Solicitor— Frank Hobbs.
ASSESSORS— Samuel "W.Baker, Thomas
J. Palmer, John Clements, Joseph C.
Hutchins, Thomas Stevenson, John S.
Hayes.
City Treasurer— Edmund J. Lane.
Police Court Justice— Daniel Hall.
Associate Justice— Chas. A. Tufts.
City Marshal— Jonathan P. Baker.
Assistant Marshal— William S. War-
ren.
Superintendent of Burials— John
S.Stackpole.
Health Officers— Jonathan P. Baker,
Oliver H. Jenness, Stephen Walker.
City Officers Elected by the City
Council.
City Treasurer— E. J . Lane.
Overseer of Poor— George D. Nowell.
City Messenger— Samuel H. Brownell.
Superintendents of Highways— Districts
1,2, and 3— Daniel- Murray. 4— Free-
man Babb. 5— John L. Brown. 6 —
Martin L. Lord. 7— William T. Went-
worth. 8— John H. Caverley. 9—
Ephraim Ham. 10— Jesse Cole. 11 —
John Roberts. 12— Charles H.Twom-
bly. 13— Nathaniel Austin. 14— Isaac
Lucas. 15— Samuel I. Hanson. 16 —
Henry Meserve. 17— William H.Ford.
18— William Hooper. 19— William
Davis. 20— Joseph Clough. 21— Wil-
W. Wiggin. 22— Ebenezer F. Faxon.
23— Samuel ii. Hanson.
Weighers of Hay and Straw— Edward
Morrill. George E. Foot, Timothy H.
Snell, Oilman Vickery, John Tucker,
Andrew J. Roberts.
Fence Viewers— Thomas J. Willey,
Chas. Ham, David H. Gage.
Measurers of Wood and Surveyors of
Lumber— Oliver S. Home, Cyrus Lit-
tlefieid, Wm.T. Wentworth, Solomon
H. Fuller, John C. Pray, Mark F.Na-
son, Chas. K. Hartford,Charles Young,
Alvah Champion, Ephraim H. White-
house, Ebenezer Gilihan, Benjamin
Collins, Washington P. Hayes, Sam-
uePH. Matthes, John P. Hanson, Chas .
H. Sawyer, David H. Gage, Nathaniel
Twombly, George W. Home, Geo. W.
Avery, Wm. H. Norton, Hiram F,
Snow, John P. Hammond, Moses S.
Hussey,Thos. L. Tibbetts, Samuel L.
Mclntire, Emulus Thompson, John
Clement, Jacob S. Gear, Thomas J.
Dearbon, Andrew Smith, Reuben
Twombly, Chas. Rundlett, Wm. Card,
Joseph Tweedale, Chas. R. Hale.
Measurers of Stone— Solomon H. Foye,
Thos. J. Canney, Daniel Murray, Wm.
B. Wiggin, Samuel H, Mathes, Ivory
Paul, Aaron Roberts, Thomas J. Dear-
bon, Jaoob S. Gear.
Measurers of Leather— John E. Good-
win, Isaac B. Williams, Eleazer Davis,
Wm. G. Webster.
Sealer of Weights and Measures— Moses
D. Hill.
Powder House Keeper— Mark F. Rand.
Field Drivers— Jesse Whitehouse, An-
drew J. Bodge, Richard D. Kimball,
Dennis A. Johnson,Augustus A. Davis,
Enoch T. Foss.
Hogreeves— Josiah Goodhue, John W.
Trefethen, T. J. W. Pray, John F.
Winkley, JohnM. Burnham, Jerry Y.
Wingate, H. I. Hurd, Geo. F. Bunce,
John A. Lord, John H. Mathes, Albert
Churchill, Frank Vickery, Hiram V.
Gould.
Notaries Public.
Asa A. Tufts, Charles W. Woodman,
Samuel M. Wheeler, John R. Varney,
Dover.
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL committee.
Thomas E. Sawyer, Chairman.
John B. Stevens, Jr. Secretary.
Ward 1— Cyrus Littlefield, Charles
Hartford.
Ward 2— Tomas E. Sawyer, John
Ham, Alvah Moulton, T. J. Smith.
Ward 3— Joseph W. Welsh, John B.
Stevens, T. J.W. Pray, John Bell, T.
L. Smith, James W. Henderson.
Ward 4— Alonzo Pinkham, Benj. P
Pierce.
R,
72
TOWN REGISTER OF DOVER.
2nd
HIGH SCHOOL.
John W. Allard, Principal.
* EllaM.Spaulding. 1st Assistant.
Ida C. Allen, 2nd Assistant.
SAWYER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Lurana J. Hanson, Principal.
Lovey F. Kicker, 2nd Grade.
Sarah L. Towne, 3rd Grade.
Mary T. Caverly, 4th Grade.
BELKNAP GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Mary E. Bickford, Principal.
Sarah B. Piper, 2nd Grade.
Juliette Reynolds, 3d Grade.
Mary S. Piper, 4th Grade.
PLEASANT STREET PRIMARY.
Emeline B. Thompson, 1st and
Grades.
Sophronia A. Smith, 3rd and 4th Grades.
ST. THOMAS STREET PRIMARY.
Mary B. Hamlin, 3d Grade.
Elizabeth Brown, 4th Grade.
WASHINGTON ST. PRIMARY.
Adelaide F. Connor, 1st Grade.
Ella Eudora Libbey, 2nd Grade.
Mary M. Estes, 3d Grade.
Nellie C. Littlefleld, 4th Grade.
SCHOOL ST. PRIMARY.
Mattie A. Peaslee, 2nd Grade.
Helen Sawyer, 3rd Grade.
Kate A. Mooney, 4th Grade,
Jennie Hanson, 4th Grade.
HURD ST. PRIMARY.
Emma S. Spurting, 1st Grade.
Eunice C. Hall, 2nd Grade.
Emma F. Colomy, 3rd Grade.
Esther A. Preston, 4th Grade.
SAWYER PRIMARY.
Susie E. Caswell, 1st Grade.
Carrie E. Warren, 2nd Grade.
Adelaide Moulton, 3rd Grade.
Anna A. Beavins, 4th Grade.
UNGRADED SCHOOLS.
Garrison Hill, D. E. Frost.
Upper Factory, Lot ratio of tlieir-eontribution thereto. These dividends
are made payable at the end of the second year, and annually thereafter, and may be applied
to the reduction of premiums.
It makes all policies non-foifeitable. For the surrender of a plain life policy (requiring an-
nual payments dm ing life , while ill force, a paid up policy for an equitable amount will be
given. Limited payment life policies, and all endowment' policies, are paid up policies for
a proportional fractional part of the face of the policy. For instance, a ten year endowment
policy for $10)0. requiring ten payments, becomes, after one payment, a paid up policy forone
tenth of its face, or $i<»0; after two payments, for two-tenths, or §1 10. The insured under the
limited payment policies issued by this Company, therefore, gets exactly the amount of insur-
ance he pays for. whether he makes few or many payments.
Having been organized in 1S4'J. it has been in successful operation twenty-two yeurs, during
which it has accumulated assets amounting to nearly $ii .000.000. besides paying its losses and
returning large dividends to its members. Its investments earn an interest revenue more
than sufficient to pay its accruing losses or its working expenses.
It is economically managed. The ratio of its expenses to its income, for the year 1870, was
but 12.81 per cent. Its risks have been selected with great care, as shown by the fact that
'In the 21st year of its existence. 1870, the ratio of losses to income was but 14. toper cent. In
the practice of Life Insurance the expenses and losses are paid by a yearly assessment upon
each premium, and the remainder of such premium, alter deducting this assessment and the
necessary reserve, is placed to the credit of the policy holder, and either retained by the Com-
pany, drawing compound interest, or returned to him in dividends. It follows, therefore, that
that Company whose expenses and losses are the least, is the most advantageous to the mem-
ber. The percentage of these, as will be seen by a comparison with the statements of other
Companies, are not only lower than the average of all other Companies, but less than those
of any Company of equal age.
It issues all kinds of policies at low rates of premium, giants its members the largest liberty
consistent with prudence and safety, and promptly adjusts and pays its losses.
LYM1M JAGEMAH,
First National Bank Building, . . . . CONCORD, N. H.
GENERAL AGENT FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE.
W. P. BURLKY .
Rev. N. F. Carter
D. Greenwood,
D. B. Silsby,
P. W. Heath,
S. H. Legro,
J. D. Osgood,
P. A. G. W. Phipps,
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GREAT FALLS DIRECTORY,
1871-2.
STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, ETC.
OF GREAT FALLS, N. H.
Beacon, from Market square to Prospect
Broad, from Fayette to Franklin
Cemetery road, from High to the Cemetery
Church, from Elm to Green
Courf, from High to Washington
Elm, from Lincoln square to Fayette
Fayette, from Green to Main
Fore, from Main to Lincoln sqnare »
Franklin, from High to Main
Fremont, from West Greon
Gonic road, from High an d t Washington
Grand, from Sullivan to Highland
Green, from Washington to Dover line ,
Grove, from High to Prospect
High, from Market square to Dover line
Highland, from High to Prospect
Janvrin's Hill, hetween Main and Green, south of Water
Lincoln square, junction High,. Elm and Fore
Linden, from Prospect to Market
Main, from Market square to Salmon Falls road
Market, from Market square to the river
Market square, junction Main, High, Market and Beacon
Marston's lane, from Elm to Orange
Mount Vernon, from High to Prospect
Myrtle, from Green to Portland
Noble, from High to Grand
Orange, from High to Washington
Pine, .rom Union to Green
Pleasant, from High to Green
Portland, from Myrtle to Franklin
Prospect, from Market to Rochester line
Rochester, from Grand to Prospect
South, from Green to Portland
Spring, from Main to Union
Sullivan, from High to Grand
Summer, from Main to Union
Union, from Franklin to Janvrin's hill
Washington, from Main to High
Water, from Main to Union
West Green, from Pleasant to Franklin
Winter, from Linden, near Market
HISTORICAL SKETCH
OF GREAT FALLS.
In 1821, nearly all the land, comprising this pleasant vil-
lage, was owned by Gershom Home, then residing here, and
who, if he had lived until now, would have been 101 years
old. He was a farmer, but owned a grist mill, and an interest
in a saw mill, and they were both standing on his land, near
where the head of the canal of the G. F. Manufacturing Co.
now is. His farm comprised about 200 acres, and was val-
ued at about $8000, chiefly for its wood and timber with
which it was well covered. His dwelling house stood on
what is now Central square.
The first purchase of real estate for manufacturing purposes
of Mr. Horn was by George Varney, for Isaac Wendell, in
1821, and comprised about six acres, bounded by the river on
the east, and reaching from where the G. F. Manufacturing
Co.'s grist mill now stands, down stream, and it was called^the
sheep pasture. The second purchase was the mills above
named, and lands connected.
From the time of the first purchase of real estate, at the
time above mentioned, to 1823, the manufacturing business
was carried on by Isaac Wendell, and until the Great Falls
Manufacturing Company was incorporated and Mr. Wendell
acted as agent for some time afterwards, and George Varney
the first purchaser, superintended the purchasing and collect-
ing of materials for building.
The first mill built was of wood, three stories high, and was
located where the grist mill now stands. It was raised in
June, 1823, and was afterward taken down and carried to
Farmington and converted into a saw and grist mill. About
this time *the Company were making great preparations for
mills and dwelling houses.
In 1822 the granite ledge, at Rocky Hills, was opened, and
nearly all the stone which has been used for the foundation of
all the mills here, has been quarried from that ledge.
A wollen mill was built in 1825 near the present machine
shop and counting room, and used as such until 1836, when
it was converted into a Cotton Mill, and was taken down in
96 HISTORICAL SKETCH QF GREAT FALLS.
1833 and rebuilt on its present location, and is now known as
No. 3. No. 1 Mill, now known as the Bag Mill, was built
the same year.
The Great Falls Hotel was about completed and furnished
by the company in 1825, and opened by Joseph Whittier as
landlord, who had been an efficient man for the Company
up to that time as an agent in some of their building opera-
tions.
In 1826, the mills now known as Nos. 3 aud 4 were built
and the machinery made at the company's shop.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company was incorporated
in 1824.
The first church built in this villnge was by the Congrega-
tional society in 1827* The same year the Methodists built a
church; both of these churches are on High street. The
Free-Will Baptist society, in 1830, built a church on Market
street, and occupied it till 1842 . They built their brick church
on Green street, and the old church is now converted into a
steam mill. The Calvin Baptists built their church on High
street in 1833. The Universalist society, which has long
since lost its organization here, built a church on Beacon
street in 1831, which was removed in 1845. The Koman
Catholic church on Main street, was built in 1858. The
Main Street Methodists built their church in 1852. This
comprises all the church buildings ever erected in the village.
MAI NAKD & N01ES'
BLACK WRITING INK
Copies Perfectly,
Flows Freely. Will not Mould.
Sold by E. J. LANE & CO.
DOVER, IV. H.
and by all Stationers.
H. P. HOWARD & €0.
Wholesale Dealers in
JEWELRY,
Silver Plated Ware, &c.
193 Washington Street,
Up Stairs,
THE I VERS BUGGY.
THIS BUGGY, SO UNIVERSALLY POPULAR,
Has been made a Specialty
For the past two years by the Subscriber, and is conceded by all who
have used it to be Far Superior to any now in use, as regards
Style, Comfort, and Durability.
I claim that a Buggy of this style, weighing 225 pounds, will
run with more ease to the horse than a common End-Spring Buggy
weighing 175 pounds. They are made of
IS ©&
and got up in a superior manner, and are warranted to give entire
satisfaction, and they can be bought 20 per cent less than the same
class End-Spring Pattern.
CARRIAGES PAIIVTED, VARXISHED, ATVD REPAIRED, on th»
most, reasonable terms ,aiid in the Best Manner.
SATISFACTION WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
Carriages sent for and delivered in Boston and vicinity free
of charge. ^Address
B\. IVERS,
MANUFACTURER OP LIGHT CARRIAGES,
WOBTH CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
GREAT FALLS DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ave. avenue; b, or bds. boards; bik. block; bldg. building; e. or cor. corner;
cl. couri ; h. house; opp. opposite; n. near; r. rear; C. M. Co. Cochoco Manuf.
Co.; R. K. railroad; sqr. square; st. street; U. S. N., United States Navy.
After the name of a street the word '"street" is omiijed; the name of a cor-
poration occurring inimediaiely after the name of a person signifies the place of
business of that person.
Abbreviations in Great Falls Directory.— G. F. M. Co., Great Falls Manufac-
turing Co.; S. M. Co., Somersworth Machine Co.; G. F. VV. Co., Great Falls
Woollen Co.; P. G. F. & C. R. R., Portsmouth, Great Falls, and Conway Railroad;
B. & M. R. R., Boston and Maine Railroad.
ALLARD HENRY, painter, G. F. M. Co. house Union, c.
Allen James, G. F. M. Co. house Main [Franklin
Araee William, cigar maker, boards 19 Main
Amigh William H. cigar maker, High, boards 21 Main
Andrews Abram P. saloon, Spring, boards Washington
Andrews, Alonzo H. watchman, G. F. M. Co. house South
Andrews Elisha, house Orange
Andrews Elisha, jr. grocer, Washington, house High
Andrews Henry, painter, house Green
Andrews, William, laborer, house Main
Andrews Hattie J. Miss (Andrews & Randall), millinery and
fancy goods, High, cor. Lincoln square, house do.
Andrews James M. boarding house, 28 Main
Andrews S. R. shoemaker, at Foye's, boards 30 Main
Andrews James, house High, Dover road .
Andrews Oliver, laborer, house Washington
Andrews Perley, carpenter, Dover road
Andrews Wm. H. painter, house South
Annis Mary, Mrs. house Green
Annis Nehemiah, laborer, house Green [Fayette
Annis Sheldon- H. overseer, G. F. M. Co. h. Broad, cor.
Antoine Charles, harness maker, 12 Elm
Applebee Samuel W. shoemaker, Green, house Pleasant
Ashby John, clerk, boards Great Falls Hote!
Ash worth James, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Atkins William P. house South
Austin Geo. W. at Hubbard, Canney, & Co.'s, Market St.
h. Front street, Berwick side
Averill Joseph, blacksmith, Berwick side, 14 Main
Averill Justus, blacksmith, Berwick side, 14 Main
Ayers James C. house Dover road 13
98 GREAT FALLS [B] DIRECTORY.
BAGLEY CHARLES O. V. clerk, John A. Bagley's, bds.
J. A. Bagley's, Pleasant
Bagley John A. grocer, Green, cor. Franklin, h. Pleasant
Bagley Orlando J. (Bagley & Co.), Great Falls and Boston
Express, office Central buildings, Main, h. West Green
Ball Michael, laborer, house Green
Barrett Lizzie, Mrs. weaver, 18 Washington
Ballou -, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Barker J. Wm. clerk, James J. Woodward's, b. G. F. Hotel**
Barnes Orrin C. Mrs. house Orange
Bartlett C. E. (C. E. Bartlett & Co.), dry goods,- Market,
house Prospect [Prospect
Bartlett Edwin R. (C. E. Bartlett & Co.), dry goods, house
Bartlett C. E. & Co. (E. R. Bartlett), dry goods, Market,
Bashaw , laborer, house Washington .
Bates Geo. S. (M. Bates, Son & Co.) dry goods, h. Prospect
Bates John W. (Bates & Le Gro), boots and shoes, Blue
building, i-^arket Square, h. Highland
Bates Brothers (George S. Bates and John W. Bates), fancy
goods, Market square
Bates M. (M. Bates, Son & Co.) dry goods, 9 Central build-
ings, Main, house Prospect
Bates & Le Gro, boots, shoes, hats, caps, and furs, 1 Central
buildings, Main
Bates M., Son & Co. dry goods, 9 Central bldgs Main
Bayles Abiel, G. F. M. Co. house 1 Broad
Bayles Wm. H. variety store, 39 Main, boards 22 E!m
Bayley Arthur W., G. F. M. Co. house Green
Baxter Heman, shoe manuf. Elm, cor. High, house 9 Elm
Beacham George, shoemaker, 29 Main
Beal Anna Mrs. house Pleasant
Beal Benj. F. boarding house, 11 Elm
Beam Michael, laborer, house Franklin
Bean George, shoemaker, boards 15 Main
Bean George W.|supt. G. F. M. Co. house Market
Bean Patrick, G. F. M. Co. house Main
Bedell Charles, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Bedell William, mechanical agent, house High
Berry Andrew, G. F. M. Co. house Washington
Berry Geo. W., G. F. M. Co. house 11 Elm
Bickford Edward, G. F. M. Co. house Pleasant
Bickford Herbert L. shoemaker, house Green
Bickford Clementina Mrs. house Green
Bickford Geo. W. carpenter, house Green
Bickford Jacob T. (J. T. Bickford & Co.) grocers, Franklin
street, house Green
Bickford John, laborer, boards 20 Main
Bickford John H., G. F. M. Co. house 15 Elm
Bickford Jonathan, agent E. P. U. Div. 175, Market, h. Green
Bickford Joseph, H. house Old Dover road
GREAT FALLS [B] DIRECTORY. 99
Bickford Moses (J. T. Bickford & Co.) grocer, house Franklin
Bickford Newell J. house Dover road
Bickford William, house Green
Billings Warren, shoemaker, house High [Grand
Blaisdell Charles S. grocer, Berwick side, h. Mt. Vernon, cor.
Blaisdell David H. shoemaker, house Franklin [Main
Blaisdell Eugene L., Hubbard, Canrey& Co.'s, Market, bds.
Blaisdell Edwin, laborer, house Franklin
Blaisdell Geo. W. machinist, G. F. M. Co. house South
Blaisdell Israel, house Franklin
Blaisdell James C. candy maker, house Winter
Blaisclell John A. shoemaker, house South
Blaisdell Lewis, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Blaisdell Richard, machinist, G. F. M. Co. house Sonth
Blaisdell Samuel Mrs. house Franklin
Blaisdell Uriah, farmer, house Main
Blake Charles F. grocer, 6J Elm, boards 27 Main
Blake John, laborer, house Elm
Blake Nathaniel Mrs. 2 Elm
Blood Charles A. (Wright & Co.) flour and grist mill, rear
B. & M. R.R. depot, Market, h. Dover road
Blood Charles C. at Wright & Co.'.s, boards Grove
Blood Edward, at Wright & Co.'s, boards Grove
Blood Ira, turner, boards C. A. Blood's, Grove
Bowen John, at railroad, house Orange
Boynton Oliver M. physician, bds. Mrs.Hanscom's, 13 Market
Bracy William M. (Bracy & Harmon), Main, opp. B. & M.
depot, house Berwick side
Bracy Wm. L. deputy sheriff, house Green
Bracy & Harmon, periodicals, Main, opp. B. & M. depot
Brackett Charles A., G. F. M. Co. house 1 Winter
Brackett Henry H., G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Brackett Henry H. carpenter, house West Green
Brackett Olive, boarding house, 15 Elm
Brackett O. J. fancy goods, Market square, h. Berwick side
Brackett U. O. & Co. coal, wood, pressed hay, Berwick side
Brasbridge Geo. W. farmer, house Dover road
Brennan William, G. F. M. Co. house Portland st.
Brewster Nancy Mrs. h. High, opp. Granite State Hotel
Brewster Sarah Miss, house 6 Court
Bridges George E., G. F. M. Co. house Winter
Burke David, laborer, house Green
Brown Charles E., G. F. M. Co. house South
Brown George W., G. ,F. M. Co., house High
Brown George W. Jr., G. F. M. Co. b. G. W. Brown's, High
Brown James, farmer, house Dover road
Brown Jefferson P. blacksmith, boards Washington
Brown Jonathan, farmer, Dover road
Brown Noah S. house Washington
Brown O. S. overseer, G. F. M. Co. house 5 Broad
100 GREAT FALLS [C] DIRECTORY.
Brown Sophia Mrs. boarding house, 23 Elm
Brown Wm. P. house Pine
Bruce Brigham, musician, 30 Main
Bryant Charles F., High
Bryant John D. carpenter, house 2 Fayette
Bryant Starr D. boots and shoes, Main, house do.
Buckley Joseph, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Buffum David H. agent, G-. F. W. Co. h. Beacon, c. Prospect
Burleigh Geo. W. agent, G. F. M. Co. h. Company's grove
Burleigh M. C. agent S. M. Co. Main, h. do. near Oath. ch.
Burnham James, farmer, house Rochester line
Burke Oliver, laborer, house Green
Burns John, boards 20 Main
Butler David G. lumber dealer, Berwick side, h. Mt. Vernon
Butler John F. laborer, boards E. Butler's, Berwick side
Butterfield Walter L., G. F. M. Co. bds. Fayette, c. Green
CAHILL JOHN, G. F. M. Co. house South
Cahili Patrick, B. & M. R. R. house Highland
Calcord J. carpenter, boards Elm
Caldwell Thomas, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Callahan Cornelius, G. F. & C. R. R. house rear Court
Callahan Timothy, laborer, house Franklin
Canavan Patrick, Rev. house Main, near Catholic church
Canney Benj. R. (Hubbard, Canney & Co.), manuf. doors,
sashes, and blinds, foot Market, bds. Court [Market
Canney & Co. (M. B. Canney & A. A. Perkins), expressmen,
Canney M. B. (Canney & Co.), house at Union Village
Carrier George, G. F. M. Co. 29 Main
Carroll John, G. F. M. Co. house South
Carter Alfred (C. P. Carter & Bro.) house Prospect.
Carter Clark, clergyman, house High
Carter C. P. (C P. Carter & Bro.) dry goods, 28 Market
Carter C. P. & Bro. (C. P. & A. Carter), dry goods 28 Mkt.
Castle William, morocco finisher, Hersom's, Berwick side, h.
Case Ackoz, house Court [2 Winter
Case John, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Casey Dominick, G. F. & C. R. R. h. Washington
Casey William, foundry, house Washington
Cate Joseph H. fish market, house Berwick side
Cate Oliver P., G. F. M. Co. house Washington
Caten Jeremiah, G. F. & C. R. R. h. Washington
Caverley Frederick, farmer, house Dover road
Chadbourne Daniel, farmer, house Dover road
Chamberlain George, shoemaker, house Washington
Chandler A. F. watches, clocks, jewelry, and fancy goods, 4
Central buildings, Main, h. Green [church
Chandler Isaac, belt shop, G. F. M. Co. h. Green, opp. F. B.
Chaney Levi Mrs. boards 20 Main
Chaney Benjamin, overseer, G. F. M. Co. h. 10 Elm
GREAT FALLS [C] DIRECTORY. 101
Chase Charles M. boards 19 Main
Chapman Clarence L. shoemaker, h. High, cor. Sullivan
Chapman Hartley -S., G. F. M. Co. h. Cemetery road
Chase James M., G. F. M. Co. house 19 Main
Chase N. L. clergyman, house Main
Challis Ira, blacksmith, house Prospect
Chesley Daniel, G. F. M. Co. boards Main
Chesley Joseph P., G. F. Woollen Co. h. Buffumsville
Chick Frank, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, h. Berwick side
Chick Freeman (Mitchell & Chick), manufacturers and deal-
ers in doors, blinds, &c. Berwick side, house Green,
opposite F. W. B. church
Chick George, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, lives Berwick side
Chick John, G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Chick S. S. (Chick & Co.), dry goods, 6 Central buildings,
Main, h. Mt. Vernon
Clark George H. teamster, house Green
Clark Hiram, sawing and planing mill, doors, sashes, and
blinds, Berwick side, house Berwick
Clark John B. tailor, Market square, h. Mt. Vernon
Clark John E. baker, house Green
Clark Sarah A. house Green
Clark William B. sawing and planing mill, doors, sashes,
blinds, &c. Berwick side, h. Union
Clark William D. grocer, Berwick side, h. Berwick
Clements James, carpenter, h. Franklin
Clough George, tinsmith, house Orange
Clough Thomas, G. F. M. Co. house 10 Elm
Cochran Adam, farmer, house Green
Cochran Adam Jr. laborer, house Spring
Colby Geo. M., Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, house Union
Cole Shubael B. insurance, house Grove
Coleman Charles R. house Janvrin's Hill
Coleman Increase S. fruit, confectionery, and fancy goods,
High, opp, M. E. church, house Main
Coleman Lyman M. boards Main
Collins James, B. &. M. R. R. house Franklin
Collins Daniel Mrs. house Washington
Conant Josiah, homoeopathic physician, 2J Elm
Connelly James Mrs. h. Washington, r. Granite State Hotel
Conway Daniel, conductor, B. & M. R. R. bds. G. F. Hotel
Conner John, house South
Conner Michael, laborer, h. Salmon Falls road
Conners Jeremiah, laborer, High, Dover road
Cook Alanson, printer, house Prospect
Cook Eli, former, house Rochester road
Cook Silas S. card grinder, house Winter
Copeland Wm. J. lawyer, Market, h. Berwick side
Corliss George, machinist, house Court
Corliss Isaiah, machinist, house Berwick side
102 GREAT FALLS [D] DIRECTORY.
Corliss Joseph B. laborer, house Elm
Corliss — ■— , laborer, Washington
Corson Nahum, carriage builder, Berwick side
Cotter Michael, laborer, house Cemetery road
Cowell Josiah C. janitor Town Hall, house Union
Cowell Edwin J. photographer, Central square, bds. Fremont
Cowell George C. clerk, Washington, house 17 J- Elm
Cram Henry B. shoemaker, house 2 Elm
Cram Merrill, Conway R. R. depot, house Linden
Crawford Erastus A. insurance, with J. G. Young, Market,
house Linden
Crockett Charles A. farmer, house Salmon Falls road
Crowell Patrick, laborer, house Lincoln
Crook Ransom, hairdresser, boards 15 Main
Crowley Patrick, laborer, house High
Currier James H. carpenter, house Court
Curtin James, laborer, B. & M. R. R. house Union
Curtis Alonzo, laborer, house Berwick side
Curtis Mary J. widow, h. Dover road, near cor. Franklin
Curtis Sarah widow, house High
Cutts Richard D. house Union
DALEY CORNELIUS, G. F. M. Co. h. Franklin, cor.
Dame Richard, laborer, house Grove [Green
Daniels Enoch, Mrs. house Franklin
Daniels Ira T. brewer, Noble, bds. E. Daniel's, Franklin
Darnbacher Benedict (A. Wimpfheimer, Bro. & Co), dry
goods, 12 Central buildings, Main, bds. G. F. Hotel
Darnbacher L. clerk, boards G. F. Hotel
Dashia Michael, laborer, house Summer
Davis Alonzo, S. M. Co. house West Green
Davis C. F., S. M. Co. house West Green
Davis Daniel, shoemaker, house Pine
Davis Daniel S. carpenter, house West Green
Davis Hannah Mrs. boarding house, 13 Elm
Davis Harrison B. bobbin maker, Berwick side, h. High
Davis Melvin, cigar maker, boards Pine
Davis Owen W. house High
Davis Samuel, G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Day John, shoemaker, 24 Main
Dearborn John C. cutter^ house Pleasant
Dearborn Lucy A. Miss, boarding house, Market, opp. P. 0.
Decatur Lorenzo E. carpenter, South, house do.
Delano James, laborer, house Buffumsville
Dennis James, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Dennis Henry machinist, boards 12 Elm
Dennison Daniel B. cutter, house Court
Desiltz Noel, G. F. M. Co. house Elm [G. State Hotel
Dodge Taylor S. fireman, B. & M. R. R. Co. h. High, opp.
Dolloff James, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
GREAT FALLS [E"F] DIRECTORY. 103
Dolloff John, G. F. M. Co. 30 Main [land
Dorr Charles M. (M. Bates, Son & Co.) dry goods, h. High-
Dow Albert L. Mrs. house Market, opp. Post office
Downing James, G. F. M. Co, house Franklin
Downing John E. ship master, house High
Downing John E. 2d, G. F. M. Co. h. Franklin, near Green
Downs Frank, G. F. M. Co. [Hotel, h. Court
Drew Ansel S. livery and sale stable, High, near G. F.
Drew Charles K. horse dealer, house Court
Drew Eli, blacksmith, Wm. D. Merrick's, Wash. h. Orange
Drew John, S. M. Co. house Main
Drew Jones W. S., G. F. M. Co., house 22 Elm
Drew L. P. Mrs. artist, High, opp. Great Falls Hotel
Duffing Joseph, Mrs. h. Orange
Duffield Thomas jr. pressman, Elm
Dunn James, G. F. M. Co. house Market
Dunn James, 2d, G. F. M. Co. boards Main
Dunning C. U. clergyman, house Highland
Durgin James, laborer, house Union
EARLE OLIVER, blacksmith, house, Franklin
Eastman George A., G. F. M. Co. house Green
Eastman Royal (Wells & Eastman), attorneys and insur-
ance agents, Great Falls Hotel building, house High
Edgerly James, boarding house, Main, opp. No. 3 mill
Edgerly James A. clerk, boards Jas. Edgerly's, Main
Edney James, boarding house, Elm
Edson Charlotte, Mrs. boards 30 Main
Elliot Charles, physician, house Beacon [Beacon
Elliot Charles F. physician, Prospect, near G. F. Bank, h.
Elwell James W., G. F. M. Co. 33 Main
Elwell George A. laborer, house Hiojh
Elwell John F., G. F. M. Co. house South
Emerson Charles W. house Washington
Emery Daniel, G. F. M. Co. house Green, near Franklin
Emery Job, botanic physician, office and house Elm
Emery John, marble worker, Market, near R. R. h. Linden
Emery John W. M. clerk, A. D. Lougee's, b. Prospect Hill
Emery Shem, G. F. M. Co. house Prospect Hill
Emery Wm. S. carpenter, G. F. M. Co. h. Green, cor. South
Evans Hugh J., G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
FALL IVORY MRS. house West Green
Fall Noah L., G. F. M. Co. house West Green
Farley Patrick, G. F. M. Co. house Union
Farnham David, tin pedler, house Fremont
Farnham Edwin A. (O. L. Farnham & Co.) grocers, Franklin,
corner Union, house Fremont
Farnham George F. farmer, house Rochester road
Farnham George W. farmer, house Rochester road
104 GR3AT FALLS [6] DIRECTORY.
Farnham Orrin L. (0. L. Farnham & Co.) grocer, Franklin,
cor. Union, house Fremont
Farnham. William, tin worker, house Fremont
Farnham Wm. K. farmer, house Rochester road
Farrar Leander C. (Wm. H. Farrar & Son), grocer, High,
boards Farrar's, Prospect [Congregational ch.
Farrar Wm. H. & Son, grocers, High, house Prospect, near
Fernald Edwin, printer, and publisher "Great Falls Journal,"
High, cor. Beacon, bds. No. 2 Elm [Grove
Fernald Oliver, machinist, G. F. M. Co. house Elm, opp.
Fernald William P. engineer B. & M. R. R. house High
Flanagan Timothy, B. & M. R. R. house Union
Flateau Bernard, pedler, 14 Market
Fogg Jennie Mrs. boards 24 Main
Fogg John F., G. F. M. Co. house Myrtle
Folsom Melvin, variety store, 1 Fayette, house do.
Footman Mark W. loom harness manufacturer, Berwick side,
house Prospect
Footman Philip L. boards Prospect
Ford De, , farmer, boards 3 Elm
Ford Sarah, dress and cloak-maker, High, boards do.
Ford Timothy, laborer, house Green
Foot William", G. F. M. Co. house Janvrin's hill
Foss Amos, teamster, house Green
Foss Augustus F. grocer, Elm, house High
Foss Moses, mason, house Janvrin's hill
Foster Charles, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Fountain Joseph, hairdresser, house Washington
Foye Charles E. carpenter, boards Elm
Foye Frederick, shoemaker, 1 Fore, house Berwick side
Freeman Cyrus, G. F. M. Co. house Fayette, cor. Broad
French John M. house Prospect
French Joseph, house High
French Napoleon B. shoemaker, house Winter
Frost Lucy Miss, tailoring, house Orange
Fiost Otis A. proprietor Great Falls Hotel, High, and At-
lantic house, Wells Beach, Me.
Fuller Phineas, botanic physician, house South
Fullerton John H. (Young & Fullerton), carpenter, h. Green
Furber Benj. house High, opposite Dr. Hanson's
GALLAGHER JOHN, farmer, house Green
Garland Dudley, A., G. F. M. Co. bds. 21 Elm
Garland Hiram, farmer, house Rochester road
Garland Wallingford, wool-sorter, house Prospect hill
Garland Montano, teamster, house Green
Garry John, boarding house, Union, corner Summer
Gerry Ann, Mrs. music teacher, house Union
Giles Solomon S. saloon, Market square
Gillespie Patrick, S. M. Co., house Maine side
GREAT FALLS [6] DIRECTORY. 105
Gilman Dudley, Mrs. house 12 Elm
Oilman Dudley, carpenter, house Gonic road
Gilman Hazen, conductor B. & M. R. R. h. Berwick side
Gilman John L. grocer, Lincoln square, house Mt.Vernon
Gilman Paul, boarding-house, 16 Main
Gilman Warren S. clerk, J. L. Gilman's, house High
Gilpatrick Henry C. stove and tia ware dealer, High, house
Mt. Vernon
Gilpatrick John, G. P. M. Co. boards 21 Elm
Gilpatrick Otis F. clerk, M. Bates, Son & Co. bds. Highland
Gilpatrick Samuel, tin plate worker, H. C. Gilpatrick's, h.
Highland
Goff John, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Glidden Charles, shoemaker, house Winter
Goldthwait T. H. public house, Berwick side
Goodrich James W. carpenter, hou^e Mt. Vernon
Goodwin Charles E. depot master, B. & M. R. R. station,
boards E. A. Smith's, Pleasant, corner West Green
Goodwin Daniel M. broker, office Central buildings, house
Washington [Washington
Goodwin Loyd A. drugs, medicines, &c. 8 Central block, bds.
Goodwin Nancy, widow, house Green
Goodwin Wentworth, bobbinmaker, boards Elm
Gordon Ezra, saloon, Main, house do.
Gorham Henry M. botanic physician, house Orange
Gookin John, G. F. M. Co. house 23 Elm
Goulmath Peter, "G. F. M. Co. house rear 8 Fayette
Grady Patrick, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Grant Lizzie Mrs. boarding-house, 6 Court
Grant Samuel, liquor store, Washington, corner Orange, h.
Salmon Falls road
Grant Sylvester, house painter, house Union
Grant Tristram, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Gray Jenny M. Miss, hoopskirt manufactory, 9J Central
buildings, Main, boards Elm
Gray John W., G. F. M. Co. house West Green
Greenleaf Joseph, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Greenwood Lewis, saloon, 39 Main, boards Spring
Guttman Julius, dentift, Wakefield's building, Central sqr.
house Washington
HAINES JOHN S. farmer, house Noble
Hall Maggie Miss, fancy goods, Market square
Hall Nancy, widow, 33 Main
Ham Clement, farmer, house Salmon Falls road
Ham Joshua, tanner, Berwick side, house Court
Ham Moses Mrs. house Dover road
Ham Robert L. printer, house Prospect
Ham Sylvester, painter, house High
Ham Theodore, farmer, Dover road 14
106 GREAT FALLS [H] DIRECTORY.
Kamblet A. C. house High [and Pine
Hamblet Lorenzo D. physician, 24 Market, house cor. Green
Hamblett Warren C. (Wright & Co.) house High
Hammond John J. house West Green, corner Pleasant
Hamilton Francis, laborer, 20 Main
Hamilton Reuben, Mrs. widow, house Sullivan
Hamilton Simeon B., G. F. M. Co. house Green
Hanna Anna, widow, 30 Main
Hannagan Anthony, laborer, house Main ^
Hannagan Thomas, G. F, M. Co. house South
Hannagan John, woolshop, Berwick side, house Franklin
Hanscom Lorenzo, carpenter, house South
Hanson Amanda M. Mrs. house Green
Hanson Charles E. clerk, boards High
Hanson Daniel, cigarmaker, boards Berwick side
Hanson Frank (L. L. Hanson & Co.) livery stable, Green,
corner Washington, house do.
Hanson George M. wood, &c. house West Green
Han«on Henry R. pointer, Hubbard Canney & Go's, house
Mount Vernon
Hanson Howard M., G. F. M. Co.. house 9 Broad
Hanson Isaac Mrs. h. Prospect hill, near High schoolhouse
Hanson James L. Mrs. house Green, corner Pleasant
Hanson J. C. physician, High, near Great Falls Hotel, house
High, corner Noble
Hanson J. C. jr. clerk George Moore's. 26 Market, boards
Dr. J. C. Hanson's, High
Hanson J. Meader, shoemaker, house Janvrin's hill
Hanson Joseph W. laborer, boards High
Hanson Luther L. (L. L. Hanson & Co.) livery stable Green,
corner Washington, house Green
Hanson Samuel, baker, house Mechanics' building, Lligh
Hanson William, house Grove
Hargrave Edward, manufacturer, house Grand
Harmon William F. (Bracy & Harmon) house Green
Harriman Charles, tin pedler, house Union
Harriman Charles E. tin pedler, boards Pine
Harriman Isacc F. tin pedler, house 2 Winter
Harris Enos, carpenter, house Water
Hart Charles, G. F. M. Co. house Washington
Hart William N., shoemaker, house Elm
Hartford Louisa A. Mrs. Lincoln square
Hastings John C. boards 33 Main
Hasty John H. shoemaker, house Pleasant, near High •
Hatch, Alanson A., G. X . M. Co. house Elm
Hatch Almond L. harness maker, High, boards Washington
Hatch Lorenzo D. cigar maker, boards Great Falls hotel
Hatch Sylvanus, harness maker, High, boards Main
Haughity Michael, G. F. W. Co. house Buffumsville
Hay Bridget, widow, 30 Main
GREAT FALLS [H] DIRECTORY. 107
Hayes H. Ansel (A. Wimpflieimer Bro.& Co.), dry goods,
house High
Hayes John A. physician, Market square, house Prospect
Hayes John S. sewing machines, Market, house High
Hayward Lucius Mrs. 28 Main
Hazleton William, cigar dealer, Berwick side
Head Betsy, widow, boards 28 Main
Head James F., G. F. M. Co. 28 Main
Hebard Louis* G., G. F. M. Co. 8 Fayette
Hemmingway Daniel C. shoemaker, h. Union, c. Summer
Hersoni Lorenzo L. wool dealer, Berwick side, house do.
Higley Eben N. machinist, Linden, corner Market, house
Winter
Hill Andrew S. express driver, house Green
Hill Benjamin F. carpenter, house Green
Hill Bradstreet D. carpenter, Elm
Hill Charles, saloon, Elm, house do.
Hill Daniel T. carpenter, house Green
Hill John G. clothing, auctioneer and town crier, Market
square, and High, opp. Great Falls hotel, h. Washington
Hill Joseph A. saloon, boards Elm
Hill Samuel Mrs. boards 12 Broad
Hill Stephen, G. F. M. Co. house Union
Hill William, undertaker, house Green
Hill William, G. F. M. Co. house 28 Main
Hobbs Benjamin F., G. F. M. Co. house Pleasant
Hobbs Joseph, laborer, house Highland
Hodgdon David L. carpenter, Berwick side, house Qreen
Hodgdon James A. carpenter, house Lincoln
Hodges Augustus E., G. F. M. Co. house Broad
Hodsdon Cyrus S. (Hoclsdon Bros.) boards Market
Hodsdon Daniel (Hodsdon Bros.) house Market
Hodsdon George W., G. F. M. Co. boards 11 Elm
Hodsdon Ichabod, carpenter, house Mt. Vernon
Hodsc'on John C. carpenter, G. F. M. Co. h. Janvrin's hill
Hodsdon John F., G. F. M. Co. house Janvrin's hill
Hodsdon Thomas, G. F. M. Co. house Main
Hodson Bros. (Daniel & Cyrus), stoves, furnaces, tin and
hardware, 29 Market
Holbrook Robert H., S. M. Co. house Main
Holbrook William H., S. M. Co. house Green
Hole Alexander, laborer, house Washington
Holden William, G. F. M. Co. house 17 Elm
Holman John F. overseer, G. F. M. Co. boards 21 Elm
Holmes Albion P. restaurant, G. F. & C. R. R. depot, house
Prospect hill
Holmes Ichabod, carpenter, 24 Main
Hooper George B. clerk, S. M. Co. boards G. F. hotel
Hopkins Mead, carpenter, boards High
Horlor Arthur, restaurant, Washington
108 GREAT FALLS [H] DIRECTORY.
Horlor Charles W., G. F. M. Co, boards Union
Horn Albert, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Horn Andrew, boarding-house, 15 Main
Horn Benjamin Mrs. house Fayette
Horn Charles, laborer, house Green
Horn Edwin P. teamster, house South
Horn Francis A., G. F. M. Co; house Green
Horn George, carpenter, boards 15 Main
Horn George H. house Rochester
Horn (Hiram) & James (Samuel), sawmill, Buffumsville,
house Main
Horn Leavitt C. lumberman, High, house Dover road
Horn Jacob, farmer, house Prospect hill
Horn James, farmer, house Dover road
Horn Jonathan, farmer, Gonic road
Home Jesse R. sawing and planing mill, Berwick side, house
High, corner Grove [High
Horne Samuel P. sawing and planing mill, Berwick side, h.
Home Sumner C. farmer, house Dover road
Hough Charles, expressman, h. Franklin
Howe Henry, G. F. M. Co. boards 25 Main
Hoyt George, shoemaker, house Rochester road
Hoyt Margaret Mrs. house Linden
Hoyt John C. clerk, Foye's, 1 Fore, boards 1 Elm
Hubbard A. Mrs. boarding-house, Highland
Hubbard George E. restaurant, "Washington, boards do.
Hubbard (George W.) Canney (Benja. R.) & Co. (John C.
Nutter, Henry Albert Hubbard), door, sash and blind
manufacturers, Market, near the bridge, house 10 Green
Hubbard, Charles M. door, sash and blind maker, Market,
house Highland
Hubbard Henry Albert (Hubbard, Canney & Co.) Market,
boards G. W. Hubbard's, 10 Green [Highland
Hubbard Jared P., G. F. M. Co. boards Mrs. Hubbard's,
Hubbard John, carpenter, house Janvrin's hill
Hubbard John T. house Salmon Falls road
Hunt John G., G. F. M. Co. house Washington
Huntress James S., G. F. M. Co. house Mount Vernon
Hurd Edwin P. clerk, Farrar & Son, High, house Fremont
Hurd Hiram, laborer, house Pleasant
Hurd Hiram S. house Pleasant
Hurd John H. house Berwick side
Hurd Joshua, grocer, Buffumsville, house do.
Hurd Nathaniel N. butcher, house West Green
Hussey Benjamin, farmer, house Dover road
Hussey Edward, farmer, boards High, Dover road
Hussey George, farmer, house Dover road
Hussey Howard E., S. M. Co. house High
Hussey Robert H. prop'r Granite State, House Hotel, High
Hyde William C, G. F. M. Co. house Orange
GREAT FALLS [J] DIRECTORY. 109
JAMES ALMON H. (Samuel James & Sons), grocers,
High, boards Fremont
James John E., B. & M. R. R. boards Elm
James Lauren M. (Samuel James & Sons), grocers, High,
boards Fremont
James Mary, Mrs. house Orange
James Samuel & Sons, (Lauren M. and Almon H.), grocers,
High, corner Orange, house Fremont
Jameson Thomas G. head watchman, G. F. M. Co. house
Rocky hill road
Janvrin Charles W. clerk, R. Janvrin's, Main, boards do.
Janvrin George W. clerk, R. Janvrin's, house Main
Janvrin Rufus, grocer, Main, house do.
Jenkins Alvah, physician, Pleasant, house $0.
Jenness Charles B. hairdresser, first door from Great Falls
Hotel, house Court
Jenness Joseph, cooper, house Rochester road
Jenness Parker A., G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Jenness Stephen B. house Green
Johnson Alonzo C, G. F. M. Co. house High
Johnson George W. painter, house Green
Johnson John, laborer, house Dover road
Johnson Julia A. Mrs. dressmaker, High, opposite Great
Falls Hotel, house High
Johnson William, laborer, house Dover road
Jones Albert, G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Jones Alfred, G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Jones E. A. Mrs. widow, house High, n. Granite State House
Jones Charles S. suj:)t. streets, house Gonic road
Jones C. M. & Co. (Geo. P. Ladd), druggists and apotheca-
ries, 1 1 Central buildings, house Pleasant
Jones Daniel, gristmill, house Winter
Jones David, G. F. M. Co. boards 22 Main
Jones George, G. F. M. Co. house South
Jones George A., G. F. M. Co. house South
Jones Isaiah, teamster, boards 24 Main
Jones Ivory, watchman, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Jones Ivory, Jr. G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Jones John 1st, watchman, G. F. M. Co. house Elm, corner
Washington
Jones John 2d, laborer, house West Green
Jones John 3d, farmer, house Rochester
Jones Joseph M. house West Green
Jones Samuel W. watchman, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Jones Thomas, B. & M. R. R. house Grove
Jones William H. painter, boards 17 Main
Jordan Ichabod G. lawyer, Market, house Berwick side
Jordan Kate L. fancy goods, millinery, &c. 35 Main, house 32
Jordan William M. carpenter, house 32 Main
110 GREAT FALLS [K"L] DIRECTORY.
KEAYS GILMAN M. cigar maker, house High
Kelly John laborer, house Main
Kendall George A. engineer B. & M. R. R. house Highland
Kennison Abigail Mrs. house High, corner Orange
Kennison John, G. F. M. Co. boards 14 Main
Kenniston Nathan, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, Market
Kenniston Samuel, carpenter, house Green
Kerrigan Austin, G. F. M. Co. boards Main
Keys Otis, boarding house, 18J Washington
Kidder John, laborer, house Main
King Henry, carpenter, boards Janvrin's hill
King Peter, Hubbard, Canney & Co. Market, bds. Franklin
King Philip, house Janvrin's hill
Kinsman Prescott, pedler, house Pleasant
Kling William H. clergyman, house High
Knapp William D. lawyer and insurance agent, Wakefield's
building, Central square, house Prospect
Knight Edward, carpenter, 18J Washington
Knight George, engineer, house Union
Knight Moses B. shoemaker,' house Green
Knight William, shoemaker, house Green
Knight Ada, widow, house Washington
LADD GEORGE P. (C. M. Jones & Co.) Main, boards
22 Elm
Lahey William, B. & M. R. R. house Franklin
Lamos James M., G. F. M. Co. house High
Langley Horace E. painter, house Green
Langley John E. clerk, G. F. Hotel, boards do.
Leaeh Roscius H. cigar manufacturer, house Beacon
LeGro David R. truckman, house Dover road
LeGro Edgar B. (Bates & LeGro), 1 Central building, bds.
J. B. LeGro's, Main
LeGro Eunice, Mrs. house Main
LeGro John S. butcher, Washington, house Green
Legro Jonathan B. house Main
Leighton Daniel M., S. M. Co. house Marston's lane
Letendre John, laborer, house Orange
Levi W. A. carpenter, boards Highland
Libby Charles, farmer, house Franklin
Libby Charles, W. (Libby, O'Brien & Co.), h. West Green
Libby Joseph, G. F. M. Co. house Pleasant
Libby Morrill, G. F. M. Co. house Elm
Libby Nathaniel B. house Union
Liberty Mark, laborer, house Court
Littlefield Stephen, G. F. M. Co. house 30 Main
Locke Charles A. billiard saloon, High, house Main
Locke Charles H. carpenter, boards Green
Locke Howard, (J. T. Bickford & Co.) corner Franklin and
Main, house Green
GREAT FALLS [M] DIRECTORY. Ill
Locke James A. job wagon, bouse Green
Locke Thomas D. new and second-hand furniture, corner
Washington and Green, house Washington
Lord Alphonso, Grant's store, cor. Washington and Orange,
boards Salmon Falls road
Iford Benjamin, barber, boards 20 Main
Lord George, laborer, house Pine
Lord George B. farmer, house New Dover road
Lord George W. carpenter, house Franklin
Lord Ira, tin plate worker, H. C. Gilpatrick's, High, house
Lord's court
Lord James, farmer, house Union [ner Fremont
Lord Jeremiah, painter, Fremont, house West Green, cor-
Lord John, house Washington, near corner Green
Lord John Henry, 2d, G. F. M. Co. house Market
Lord John 0. livery stable, Orange, house do.
Lord Michael, boarding house, 3 Elm
Lord Mirriam, boarding house, 21 Elm
Lord Oliver H. treas. S'omersworth Machine Co. house High
Lord William C. laborer, house' Berwick side
Lord William F., G. F. M. Co. house Berwick side
Lord William H. house. Berwick side
Lothrop D. & Co. (John C.) ready-made clothing, Market
square, house Mt. Vernon
Lothrop George, G. F. M. Co. house 17 Green
Lothrop John C. (D. Lothrop & Co.) house Mt. Vernon
Lougee Amos, grocer, Market, boards Grove, corner Grand
Lougee Dearborn, house Grand
Lougee Georgie, Miss, millinery goods, High, opposite M. E.
church, boards Grand, corner Grove
Lougee James Mrs. 7 Elm [Berwick side
Lougee John, painter and glazier, Market, near Railroad, h.
Luf'kin Nehemiab, carpenter, house Green
MADDOX HOWARD, G. F. M. Co. boards 20 Main
Maddox Ivory, G. F. M. Co. house Berwick side
Maddox Joel, laborer, house Berwick side
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, house rear Elm
Malonzo Francis, G. F. M. Co. boards 3 Broad
Malonzo Joseph, overseer, G. F. M. Co. house 3 Broad
Marshall C. E. & Co. confectioners, Berwick side
Marshall Isaac, house Myrtle
Marston Thomas, house Marston's lane [High, cor. Orange
Marston Thomas F. restaurant, B. & M. 11. R. depot, house
Martin Bartholomew O. painter, High, corner Highland, h.
Franklin
Martin John, corn and flour dealer, High, house do.
Martin William B. house High
Mason William, laborer, house Green
Maxwell Susan Mrs. boards 15 Main
112 GREAT FALLS [N] DIRECTORY.
Mayo Lysander R., G. F. M. Co. house Washington
McCarthy Eugene, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
McCarthy Eugene Jr. laborer, house Franklin
McCone James, laborer, house Washington
McCone John, laborer, house Washington
McLaughlin John, G. F. M. Co. 21 Elm
Mellen Edwin, shoemaker, house rear High
Merrill Cleaveland B., G. F. M. Co. boards Elm
Merrill George, S. M. Co. 21 Elm
Merrill Josiab, carriage manuf. Berwick side, h. Linden
Merrill Richard W. blacksmith, house Linden
Merrick Wm. D. blacksmith, Washington, h. do. n. Court
Merrow Charles F., G. F. M. Co. house Market
Merrow Charles W. farmer, 19 Main
Merrow John E., G. F. M. Co. bds. H. Whitehouse's, Broad
Meserve John, express messenger, boards Prospect
Miles Charles H. clerk, boards 27 Main
Mildram Charles E. machinist, house Rollins, cor. Union
Mills Joshua, clerk, house Washington, corner Court
Mitchell (Charles F.) & Chick (Freeman), manuf. and deal-
ers in doors, blinds, &c. Berwick side, house High
Moody Daniel, laborer, house Buffumsville
Moody Nathaniel, laborer, house Cemetery road
Moore Charles, Hersom's, boards 20 Main
Moore George, drugs, medicines, and groceries, 26 Market,
house Berwick side
Moore Joseph, house Main [wick side
Moore William H. clerk, C. E. Bartlctt & Co.'s, boards Ber-
Morgan Charles H. engineer, G. F. & C. R. R., house Linden
Morrill Charles R. carpenter, house Brickyard road
Morrill Ephraim, B. & M. R. R. house West Green
Morrill Robert, painter, house West Green
Morse Joseph, house Franklin [road
Morse Otis B. agent machine shop, G. F. M. Co. house Dover
Moses Kirk W. supt. bleachery, G. F. M. Co. hpuse Franklin
Moses Theodore B. Mrs. house 7 Fayette
Moses William Pitt, paymaster, G. F. M. Co. house Main,
opposite M. E. church
Mott Mary A. Mrs. milliner, High, house Grove
Mott Perkins F. shoemaker, house High
Mudget Sophronia, widow, house Court
Mullen Kate E. millinery and dress making, High, bds. do.
Murphy Michael, laborer, house Summer
Murray Hannah Mrs. house Pleasant
Myers Charles, clerk, 27 Main
NASON CHARLES S. express messenger, bds. Prospect
Nason Nahum, G. F. M. Co. boards Green
Nason William W. druggist, and telegraph office, High, opp.
G. F. Hotel, house Prospect
GREAT FALLS [0"P] DIRECTORY. 113
Nash Joseph, carpenter, G. F. M. Co. house Main
Nash John R. watchman, G. F. M. Co. house Market
Newell Catharine Mrs. 29 Main
Nichols George, tinsmith, boards Berwick side
Noble Mark, house Noble
Noyes Dewitt C. machinist, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Noyes Henry C, G. F. M. Co. house Main
Noyes J. N. bill poster, office, Journal office, High, house
10 Market
Nute David H. (L. M. & D. H. Nute), shoe manufacturer,
Berwick side, boards G. F. Hotel
Nute Leander M. (L. M. & D. H. Nute), shoe manufacturer,
Berwick side, house High
Nutter John C. (Hubbard, Canney& Co.) sashes, doors, and
blinds, Market, n. the bridge, h. Linden, cor. Winter
O'BRIEN DENNIS, laborer, house Washington
O'Brien Neil, boot and shoe manufacturer, Main, house Union
corner Summer
O'Donnell John, house Franklin
Orange Jeremy W., G. F. M. Co. house Orange
PACKARD JACOB L., G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Page Joseph L. farmer, house Back road
Page Mrs. widow, Rollins' block, High
Page Major, Hersom's, boards 20 Main
Palmer Luther W. house Elm
Palmer Matilda Mrs. house 6 Elm
Parks Thomas B. Mrs. widow, house High [Highland
Paine Will (S . S. Chick & Co.), boards Mrs. Hubbard's,
Parker Lucinda, Mrs. house 2 Fayette
Parsons Emeline, Mrs. house Green
Parsons John, laborer, house Summer
Parsons Walter, laborer, house Green
Paul Ambrose, overseer, G. F. M. Co. house 10 Broad
Paul L. W. boot and shoe manufacturer, Berwick side, house
Pauline Sarah, widow, boards 15 Main [Market
Pearl Ichabod, farmer, office Elm, house High, Dover road
Peavy Moses V. clerk, house Pleasant
Peirce Charles D. cigar maker, boards High
Peirce Eben H. shoemaker,house Main
Peirce Ephraim P., G. F. M. Co. house West Green
Pemberton Charles H. freight master, B. & M. K. R. depot ,
house Prospect
Pemberton Charles K. engineer, B. & M. R. R. house Noble
Perez Charles S. M. Co. house Fayette
Perkins Abigail, Mrs. house Pleasant
Perkins Albert, shoemaker, house Franklin
Perkins Albert A. superintendent, P. G. F. & C. R. R.
office, Market, and (Canney & Co.'s express),h. Prospect
114 GREAT FALLS [Q-R] DIRECTORY.
Perkins Enoch, fancy goods, High, cor/ier Elm, house Orange
Perkins Geo. F. shoemaker, Berwick side
Perkins Edward, shoemaker, boards Green
Perkins James S. painter, house Franklin
Perkins Nahum, boards 21 Main
Perkins O. A. Mrs. fancy goods, High, house Orange
Perkins Thomas F., G. F. M. Co. boards 30 Main
Perkins William, Mrs. widow, house Pleasant
Pierce George, farmer, house Portland
Pierce Eben, shoemaker, boards 30 Main
Pierce Latham, sawyer, boards 30 Main
Pierce Benjamin F., G. F. M. Co. boards 24 Main
Pike Charles M. laborer, boards Mrs. M. Pike's, Washington
Pinkham Bs, J. hats, caps, and furs, Fore, house Prospect
Pinkham John, G. F. M. Co. house Berwick side
Pitman Jacob L. house West Green
Pitman John, laborer, house Green
Plummer Eri, Nute's, Berwick side, house 40 Elm
Plummer Walter S., printer, house 10 Orange
Pitman Betsy, widow, house Green
Pitman Alonzo, shoemaker, cor. Franklin and West Green
Plummer Edwin, B. & M. R. R. house West Green
Plummer William, grocer, High, opp. M. E. church, house
Poole Joseph M. baker, High [Sullivan
Poole Frank, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Pray Amos, B. & M. R. R. house Green
Pray Dorcas, widow, boards, 24 Main
Pray Jacob S., G. F. M. Co. house 24 Main
Prescott Albert, G. F. M. Co. 17 Elm
Pray Lorenzo D. farmer, house Salmon Falls road
Prescott Ezekiel, carpenter, house West Green
Priest Harriet, widow, boarding house, Broad
Priest Joseph, boards, Janvrin's Hill
Prior Joseph, carpenter, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, house
Franklin, corner West Green
Proctor Frank, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Proctor Sumner, G. F. M. Co. 24 Main
Prouty Dexter B. bread pedler, house South
Pyne John, G. F, M. Co. house Union
QUIMBY DANIEL W. cigar maker, High, h. 3 Fayette
Quimby Elihu, cigar maker, house Washington
Quimby Henry C, G. F. M. Co. 33 Main
Quimby Eunice, widow, house West Green
Quimby James, boards Mrs. Quimby's, Green
Quimby James W. cigar maker, High, house West Green
Quinn Patrick, G. F. W. Co. house Buffumsville
RACKLEY SAMUEL, salesman, D. Lothrop & Co's. Mar-
ket square, boards Grove
GREAT FALLS [R] DIRECTORY. 115
Rady Dennis, G. F. M. Co. 21 Elm
Ramsey William P. laborer, house Orange
Raney Silas, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Rand Frank, clerk, boards Grand
Randall Amanda J. Miss (Andrews & Randall), millinery
and fancy goods, High
Randall Ebenezer H. laborer, house High
Randall Emery J. clerk, G. F. M. Co. house Market
Randall George H. laborer, house High
Randall Reuben, carpenter, Berwick side
Randall Leonard, shoemaker, boards 30 Main
Randall Milton N. carpenter, Berwick side, house 12 Elm
Randall William S. laborer, house Green
Randlett Charles, G. F. M. Co. boards 19 Elm
Randlett John, laborer, house 19 Elm
Randlett Thomas, G. F. M. Co. house Gonic road
Ranking Charles O. shoemaker, house 32 Main
Reardon Mary A. widow, ^9 Main
Reed John D. saloon, Berwick side, house Union
Remick George E. boards Highland
Remick George W. carpenter, G. F. W. Co. house Highland
Remick John, carpenter, house Highland
Revore , house Washington
Richards Charles J. postal clerk, B. & M. R.R. house W.Green
Richards George J. harness maker and coal dealer, High,
house Court
Richards Silas, painter, G. F. M. Co. 21 Elm
Richmond James A., S. M. Co. house Main
Richmond John W., G. F. W. Co. house Buffumsville
Ricker Benjamin, laborer, house Main
Ricker James E. cigar maker, Green, boards do.
Ricker Joanna, Mrs. house Franklin, corner Green
Ricker Lydia Miss, millinery and fancy goods, 2 Fore, boards
corner Green & Franklin
Ricker Simon, at S. P. Brackett & Co.'s, Berwick side, house
Ricker Theodore Mrs. widow, house Union [Winter
Ricker Stephen, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Ricker Winslow T. tanner and currier, and loom picker,
Berwick side, house do.
Rohan -John, laborer, house Franklin
Rohan Thomas, laborer, house Union
Roberts Charles O., B. & M. R. R. house Prospect hill
Roberts Ichabod, farmer, house Gonic road
Roberts John, farmer, house Gonic road
Roberts Joshua, farmer, house Washington
Roberts Silas I. overseer, G. F. M.Co. h. Fayette, cor. Broad
Robinson Charles H. (John F. Robinson & Co.), grocers,
Berwick side, house do.
Robinson Harrison, G. F. M. Co. house 6 Broad
Robinson James B. Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, house High
116 GREAT FALLS [S] DIRECTORY.
Eobinson John F. & Co. (Charles H. Robinson), grocers,
Berwick side, house Fayette
Robinson John W. house Market
Robinson Robert, G. F. M. Co. 30 Main
Rodgers Amasa S. farmer, house Back road
Rollins Calvin, carpenter, house Main
Rollins Daniel G. lawyer, Fore, house High
Rollins Samuel S. cashier Somersworth Nat. Bank. h. Noble
Ross Edward, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, boards Winter
Ross Jonathan S. physician, 10 Central buildings, Main, h.
Ross Joseph B. hack driver, house Prospect hill [High
Rowan John, G. F. M. Co. house Franklin
Rowan Thomas, laborer, house Franklin
Royce William, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s Main, bds. do.
Russell Brooks D. door, sash and blind manufacturer, house
corner Winter and Linden
SALISBURY MARTIN, B. & M. R. R. bds. 3 Main
Sanborn Abraham, harness maker, house Green
Sanborn Charles, (Sanborn & Watson), furniture, carpets,
&c. 27 Market, house Green
Sanborn Daniel, stone cutter, house Pleasant
Sanborn Oliver W. farmer, house High
Sanborn Samuel L. laborer, house 24 Elm
Sargent Albert W. brick maker, house Salmon Falls road
Sawyer George, reed maker, boards Green
Sayward Ebenezer R. tin pedler, house 12 Elm
Say ward Mary H. Mrs. dresss maker, 12 Elm
Scruton Charles A. supt. S. M. Co. boards S. Cole's, Grove
Seeking Frank, G. F. M. Co. 27 Main
Seavey Herbert, clerk, S. A. Seavey's, boards Grove
Seavey S. Augustus, hardware and agricultural tools, 24
Market, house High
Shapleigh Edwin, mason, house Janvrin's hill
Shapleigh James B. auctioneer, Wakefield's building, Cen-
tral square, house Prospect
Shapleigh James W. grocer, Green, house do.
Shapleigh Louisa, widow, boarding house, 22 Elm
Shapleigh Nicholas, laborer, house Franklin
Shapleigh Orin Q. dentist, 24 Market, house Franklin, .corner
Green
Sharrock Edward, G. F. M. Co. house 30 Main
Shea Edwin H. conductor Conway R. R. house 46 Main
Sherman Hiram W., G. F. M. Co. house Washington
Simpson George W. tin pedler, house Orange
Sinclair George, .teamster, 21 Main
Slaughtary Morris, B. & M. R. R. house Summer
Smart Hollis, conductor, B. & M. R. R. house Grand, corner
Sullivan
Smart Robert, carpenter, house High
GREAT FALLS [S] DIRECTORY. 117
Smilie John A. boots, shoes, trunks and fancy goods, High,
house Gonic road
Smith Addie Miss, dress maker, Market square, house High
Smith Albert F. (Smith Bros.) butcher, house Prospect hill
Smith Bros. (Charles & A. F.) butchers, Lincoln square,
corner Fore
Smith A. P. Mrs. boarding house, 4 Elm
Scuith Caroline E. Mrs. house Court
Smith Charles H. hair dresser, High, cor. Beacon, h. Fremont
Smith Charles (Smith Brothers), butcher, house Sullivan,
Berwick side
Smith Edward A. road master, B. & M. R. R. h. Pleasant
Smith Hattie Miss, boarding- house, 17 Elm
Smith James F. clergyman, house Washington
Smith Joshua S., G. F. M. Co house Prospect
Smith Lewis, shoemaker, Pleasant, house do.
Smith Noah, G. F. M. Co. house 2 Broad
Snell Jerome, boarding house, 17 Main
Snell William, shoemaker, 77 Main
Snow Thomas, clerk, Nute Bros, house 20 Elm
Spencer Alvin D. undertaker, Berwick side, house do.
Splaine Ellen, Mrs. High
Stacy Abel, botanic medicines, 8 Elm,piouse do.
Spline Daniel Mrs. house Washington
Stacy David H.,|H. C. Gilpatrick's, house High
Stanley Hugh R. clerk, True Wm. Woodman's, High, house
Green
Stanton Dudley, Mrs. widow, house Winter
Staples William, laborer, house Union
Staples Joseph, laborer, house Marston's, lane
Staples William D. laborer, house Elm
Stevens Alvin W. harness maker, High, house Orange
Stephenson Alfred, G. F. M. Co. 21 Main
Stevens Benjamin, painter, house High, Dover road
Stevens Geo. W. engineer, B. & M. R. R. house Pleasant
Stevens George, G. F. M. Co. house Main
Stevens John P. laborer, house High
Stevens Marsha, widow, 33 Main
Stevens Orrin C. harness maker, house Spring
Stevens R. W. Mrs. widow, house Green
Stewart Alexander, painter, D. Wingate & Co.'s, High, house
Pleasant
Stewart John, carpenter, house Dover road
Stewart John, Jr. auction room, Washington, house Green
Stickney , Mrs. widow, house Grand, corner Highland
Stickney Joseph A. cashier, G. F. Nat. Bank, h. High, cor.
Stiles David, agent, High [Grove
Stiles Phillip, boards Rollins
Sullivan Cornelius, G. F. M. Co. boards 15 Main
Sullivan Mary, widow, 29 Main
118 GREAT FALLS [T-V] DIRECTORY.
Sullivan Humphrey, B. & M. R. R. house Franklin
Swain Moses C. stone cutter, house Mt. Vernon
Svvasey C. E. physician, Main, boards Beacon
Swasey Frank A., G. F. M. Co. boards Prospect
Swasey Henry S. baker, High, house Beacon
Swasey Joseph P. tailor, market square, house Prospect
Sweeney Edward, B. & M. R. R. house Franklin
Symmes William, oveerseer, G. F. M. Co. house Highland
Swynnerton Andrew, farmer, Gonic road
Swynnerton James, farmer, Gonic road
TASKER OLIVER A. overseer, G.F.M.Co. house Winter
Tasker Wm. H. furniture repairer, High, h. Fremont
Tate Daniel R. laborer, house Dover road
Tate James, carpenter, house Court
Tate John, farmer, Cross ~oad
Tebbets Ebenezer A. (Tebbets, & Bro.), hardware, iron and
steel, 20 Market, corner, Bridge, boards G. F. Hotel
Tebbets Elijah, truckman, house Prospect
Tebbets George, shoemaker, house Berwick side
Tebbets (James- M.) & Bro. (Ebenezer A. Tebbets) hard-
ware, iron and steel, 20 Market, cor. Bridge, house Linden
Terreo , G. F. M. Co. house Green
Terreo Joseph, shoemaker, Spring
Thompson Daniel, Mrs. widow, house Pleasant
Thompson David, G. F. M. Co. boards 19 Main
Thompson Johanna, widow, 30 Main
Thompson Joseph H. overseer, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Thompson Luther, clerk, house High
Thompson Stephen, house Pleasant
Thurston Alonzo, G. F. M. Co. house Orange
Thurston Ephraim A., G. F. M. Co. house Orange
Thurston Fred A., at Great Falls Hotel
Thwing Albert, books and stationery, 2 Central buildings,
Main, boards Mount Vernon
Thwing Joshua, Mt. Vernon, near the Reservoir*
Tebbetts Ebenezer A. (Tebbets & Bro.) hardware, iron, and
steel, 20 Market, house cor. Linden and Prospect
Toothaker Daniel, Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, Market, house
Towle Josiah K. hotel, 16 Elm [Berwick side
Trafton Mark, laborer, house Grove
Tufts James W., Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, bds. Main
Triffley , rear Elm [side
Twombly Charles H., Hubbard, Canney & Co.'s, h. Berwick
Twombly Samuel, architect, house High, cor. Noble
Twombly Thomas O., R. R. conductor, house Grove
Twombly William B. shoemaker, house Green
VARNEY EZRA, carpenter, house Portland
Varney Newell B. laborer, house Green
GREAT FALLS [W] DIRECTORY. 119
Velore Joseph, tin-plate worker, boards Orange
Vesehoff Henry, tailor and ready-made clothing, 3 Central
buildings, house High
WAKEFIELD ALBERT, MRS. house Mt. Vernon
Walker Rufus, gas works, house Franklin [Pleasant
Walker Mehitable M. Mrs. straw millinery and dress making,
Wallace Michael, G. F. M. Co. h. Buffumsville road
Wallingford Charles W. baggage master B. & M. R. R. house
cor. Green and Pleasant
Wallingford, Nathaniel, house Rochester
Ward Parker L. harness maker, 1 Market, house Grand
Watson A. J. Mrs. milliner and millinery goods, Market sqr.
house do. [house Mt. Vernon
Watson Charles (Sanborn & Watson), furniture, 27 Market,
Watson George E. dye house, corner Market & Linden, h. 4
Watson Orison, farmer, house Rochester line [Winter
Webber E. M. agent, house Highland
Webster Harrison, shoemaker, 18 Washington
Weeks John W. clerk, M. Bates, Son & Co.'s, bds. Grove
Wells Nathaniel (Wells & Eastman), house Market square
Wells Burleigh, shoemaker, house Orange
Wells & Eastman, attorneys and ins. agents, G. F. Hotel bldg.
Wells Nathaniel W. ticket master, Conway R. R. depot, bds.
N. Wells's, Market square
Wendell George W. dry goods, High, house Noble, c. Grand
Wentworth Benjamin, painter, house Green
Wentworth Daniel G. house Green
Wentworth David W. restaurant, Washington, house High
Wentworth Henry R. harness dresser, house 3 Winter -
Wentworth Hiram, mason, house Union
Wentworth Horace, painter, h. High [road
Wentworth Ivory L. teamster, at Wright & Co.'s, h. Dover
Wentworth Jacob, painter, High, h. Franklin
Wentworth Levi H. vest manufacturer, High, house Highland
Wentworth Martin V. pedler, house Green
Wentworth Moses, supt. Great Falls Hotel, boards do. ,
Wentworth Nathan (S. S. Chick & Co.) dry goods, 6 Central
bldgs. Main, house Mt. Vernon
Wentworth Valentine N., G. F. M. Co. house Portland
Wentworth Orrin D. clerk, boards Union
Wentworth Samuel, house Green
Wentworth Samuel S. house Prospect Hill
Wentworth Thomas M. restaurant, Washington, house High
Wentworth T. W. proprietor Maine Hotel, Berwick side,h. do.
Williams Joseph, G. F. M. Co. boards 20 Main
Wessinger Abbie Miss, dress and cloak maker, 6 Elm, b. 7 do.
Westcott , G. F. M. Co. 21 Main
Weymouth Calvin H. overseer, G. F. M. Co. h. Prospect hill
White Edwin D. clerk, house Rollins' block, High
White Samuel, watchman, B. & M. engine house
120 GREAT FALLS [W"Y] DIRECTORY.
White William, foundryman, house Washington
Whitehouse Andrew, G. F. M. Co. house 5 Elm
Whitehouse Henry, carpenter, G. F. M. Co. house Broad
Whitehouse Enoch, grocer, Franklin, house do.
Whitehouse Jacob, house Brickyard road
Whitehouse Samuel D. brick maker, house Pine
Whitehouse , laborer, house Green
Whittemore Thomas R. (Whittemore & Emery) washing
machines, High, h. Orange.
Whitten Abby Mrs. house Franklin
Whittier Jeremiah stone mason, house Prospect
Wiggin James, G. F. M. Co. boards 12 Broad
Willey Jeremiah, G. F. M. Co. house Green
Williams Joseph, G. F. M. Co. boards 20 Main
Wilson Joseph, laborer, house Franklin [house High
Wingate D. paints, oils, and glass, High, opp. Buffum's block,
Wingate Jonathan, laborer, house Myrtle
Winn Charles H. clerk, boards Broad [Buffumsville
Winn Geo. S. paymaster, Buffum's Woollen Mills, house
Winn James A. travelling agent, h. Sullivan, Berwick side
Wimpfheimer A. (Wimpfheimer A. Bro. & Co.) dry goods,
Wimpf heimer Charles, fancy goods, Wakefield building, bds.
15 Elm [G. F. Hotel
Wimpfheimer Nathan (A. Wimpfheimer, Bro. & Co.) boards
Wimpfheimer A., Bro. & Co. (Nathan & Marx Wimpf hei-
mer & H. A. Hayes,) dry goods, 12 Central buildings,
Wood Arabella Mrs. house Washington [Main
Wood John, G. F. M. Co. boards 17 Elm
Woodman True William, grocer, nearly opp. M. E. Church,
High, house Pleasant
Woodman Wellen W. clerk, T. R. Woodman's, High, boards
Woodman's, Pleasant
Woodward James J. watches, clocks, jewelry, and fancy goods,
Central square, h. Prospect, cor. Mt. Vernon
Worster Charles H., G. F. M. Co. house Janvrin's Hill
Wright Charles W. (Wright & Co.) h. cor. Prospect & Linden
Wright & Co. (Charles W. Wright, W. C. Hamblett, C. A.
Blood), flour, grain, &c. rear B. & M. R. R., Market
Wyman Francis O., Hubbard, Canney, & Co.'s, Main b. Main
VOUNG EDWARD A., G. F. M. Co. house Green
Young George, laborer, house Berwick side
Young Geo. W., G. F. M. Co. house Green
Young Ira F. (Young & Fullerton), groceries, house Water
Young James G. attorney and ins. agent, Market, h. Linden
Young J. B., Horn's saw mill, house Buffumsville
Young Joseph C. laborer, house Green
Young Richard, moulder, S. M. Co. house Union
Young & Fullerton (Ira F. Young and John H. Fullerton),
groceries, fish, &c, Green
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY
OF GEEAT FALLS.
Agricultural Stores.
Seavey S. Augustus, 24 Market
Tebbets & Brother, 20 Market, corner
Bridge '
Apothecaries.
Goodwin J. J., 8 Central Buildings, Main
Jones 0. M. & Co., 11 Central buildings,
Main
MOORE GEORGE, 26 Market,
See advt. p. 195
Nason Wm. W., High, opposite G, F.
Hotel
Architect.
Twombly Samuel, High, corner Noble
Artist.
Drew A. L. Mrs., High, opposite Great
Palls Hotel
Auctioneers.
Shapleigh James B., Wakefield's build-
ing, Central square
Hill J.G., High opposite Great Falls
Hotel
Baker.
POOLE J. M., High
See advt. p. 196
Bill Poster.
Noyes J. F., oflice Journal ofiice, High
Billiard Saloons.
GREAT FALLS HOTEL
See advt. p. 194
Locke Charles A., High
Blacksmiths.
Merrick Wm. D., Washington
Challia 1 1 a, Prospect
Books and Stationery.
THWING A., 2 Central buildings.
See advt p. 193
Lothrop D. & Co., 8 Central buildings
Main
Boots and Shoes.
Bates John W, Blue Store, Market
sQuare
Bates & Le Gro, Central buildings,
Main
Bryant Starr D„ 34 Main
FOYE FREDERICK, 1 Fore
See advt. p. 192
Grant DanielgElm, corner High
Hill J. G., Market square
O'Brien Neil S., Main
Nute Bros., manufacturers, Berwick
side
SMILIE JOHN A., 4 Main
See advt. p. 194
Botanic Medicines.
Gorham Henry W., Orange
Stacy Abel, Elm|
Boarding Houses.
Beacham Olive Mrs., 29 Main
Blake Susan Mrs., 27 Main
Conner Emily Mrs., 22 Main
Drew Mary A. Mrs., 14 Main
Grant Lizzie Mrs., Court
Hill Hannah Mrs., 12 Main
Jackson Jane Mrs., 31 Main
Lord Enoch Mrs., 30 Main
Merrow Hattie Mrs., 21 Main
Morrison Laura Mrs., 4 Broad
O'Counell Catherine Mrs., 13 Main
Ross Abby Mrs., 15 Main
Whitehouse Mary Mrs., 33 Main
Butchers.
Smith Bros., Lincoln square
Carriage Manufacturer.
Merrill Josiah, Berwick side
Cigar Manufacturers.
Leach R. H. Market square n
QuimbyD.W., High
Clergymen.
Canavan Patrick, Main, n. Cathedral
church
Carter Clark, Orthodox
Chase N. L., Methodist, house Main
Kling Wm. H., Baptist, High
Smith J. T., Free Will Baptist, Green
Dunning C. U., Methodist, Highland
Clothing Dealers.
Hill, J. G., Market square
Lothrop D. & Co., Central square
Vesehoff H.,3 Central building. Main
Confectionery.
Marshall C. E. & Co., (manufacturers),
Brackett's block Berwick side
Coffin Warehouse.
SPENCER ALV1N B., Berwick side
See advt. p. 192
"Dentists.
Guttman Julius, Wakefield's buildings,
Central sq.
Shapleigh Orln Q. 24 Market
Deputy Sheriff.
Bracey William L. Central sq.
Doors, Sashes and Blind*.
Home, Clark &Co„ Berwick side
HUBBARD, CANNEY & CO., foot ef
Market See advt. p. 197
Mitchell & Chick, Berwick side
Dressmakers.
Ford Sarah Jane, High
Gray Jennie, Central building
Harmon C. A. Mrs., Washington
Johnson Julia, High, opposite Great
Falls Hotel
Lougee Georgie Miss, High
Say ward Mary H. Mrs., 12 Elm
Smith Addie, Miss, Market square
Wallingford C. W. Mrs., Green
Wessinger Abbie Miss, 6 Elm
122 BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF GREAT FALLS.
I>ry Goods.
Bartlett C. E. & Co., Market
Bates M., Son & Co. 9 Central building,
Main
Carter C. P. & Brother, 28 Market
Chick S. S. & Co., 6 Central buildings,
Main
Wendell Geo. W. , High
Wimpfheimer A., Bros. & Co., 12 Cen-
tral building, Main
Drugs and Medicines.
MOORE GEORGE, 26 Market
Goodwin Loyd, A. 8 'Central buildings
See advt. p. 195
Jones C. M. & Co., Central buildings
Nason William W., High, opp. G. F.
Hotel
I>ye House.
Watson Geo. E., corner Market and
Linden
Expresses.
CANNEY & CO., Market
See advt. p. 195
Bagley & Co., Main, near Central sq.
Fancy Goods.
Andrews & Randall, Misses, High, cor.
Lincoln square
Brackett 0. J., Market square
Coleman I. S., High, opposite M. E.
church
MOORE GEO. 26 Market
See advt. p. 195
Perkins 0. A. Mrs., High
SMIL1E JOHN A. 4 Main
See advt. p. 194
Flour and Grist Mill.
WRIGHT & CO., rear B. & M. R. R.
depot, Market See advt. p. 198
Flour and Grain.
Lougee Amos, Market
Martin John, High
WRIGHT A CO., rear B. & M. R. R.
depot, Market See advt. p. 198
Fruit, Confectionery, «fcc.
Coleman I. S., High, opposite M. E.
church
Horn George H., High, opposite Pros-
pect
Leach H. C, Main, nr. Central sq.
Furniture Dealers.
SANBORN & WATSON, 27 Market
Seeac^..p.l96
Groceries and W. I. Goods.
Andrews Elisha jr., Washington
Bagley John A., Green, cor. Franklin
BICKFORD J. T. & CO., Franklin,
under M. E. church
See advt. p. 196
Blaisdell Charles., Berwick side
Ulake Charles F., Elm
Clark W. D., Berwick side
Farnham O. L. & Co., Franklin, corner
Union
FARRAR WM. H. & SON, High
See advt. p. 198
Gilman John L., Lincoln square
Hurd Joshua, Buffumsville
James Samuel, High, cor. Orange
Lougee Amos, Market
MOORE GEORGE, 26 Market
See advt. p. 195
Plummer William, High, opposite M. E.
church
Robinson John F. & Co., Berwick side
Shapleigh J . W., Green
Woodman True Wm., nearly opp. M.
E. church
Hairdressers.
Jenness C. B., first door from G. F.
hotel
Peavey J. F., cor. High and Main
Ricker N., Central buildings
Smith Edward, High, corner Beacon
Hardware.
HODSON BROS, 29 Marketl
See advt. p. 198
Seavey S. Augustus, 24 Market
Tibbets & Brother, 20 Market, corner
Bridge
Harness Makers.
Hatch Sylvanus, High
Richards Geo. J~ High
Stevens Alvin W., High
Ward Parker L., 1 Market
Hats, Caps and Furs.
Bates John W. & Co., Central buildings,
Main
Pinkham Edward J., 3 Fore
Ho op skirt Manufactory.
Gray J. M., Miss, Central buildings,
Main
Hotels.
Granite State House, Robert H. Hussey
GREAT FALLS HOTEL, O. A. Frost,
High See advt. p. 194
Maine Hotel, T. W. Wentworth, Ber-
wick side
Insurance Agents.
Cole Shubacl. Market, house Green
PERKINS ENOCH, High
Seevdvt. p. 198
Wells & Eastman, G. F Hotel building
YOUNG JAMES G., Market
See advt. pp. 198 and 124
Lawyers.
Copeland W. J., Market
Jordan Ichabod G., Market
Knapp Wm. D., Wakefield building,
Central
Rollins Danl. G., Market
Wells & Eastman, Great Falls Hotel
building
YOUNG JAMES G., Market
See advt. pp. 198 and 124
Iiivery Stables.
Drew A. S., High, n. Gt. Falls Hotel,
HANSON L. L. & CO. Green, cor. Wash.
See advt. p. 194
LordJJ. O., Orange
machinists.
HIGLEY EBEN, Linden, cor. Market
See advt. p: 128
SOMERSWORTH MACHINE COM-
PANY, Main
See advt. p. 197
Mai ble Worker.
EMERY J., Market, n. R. R.
See advt. p. 197
Meat and Vegetable Market.
Smith Bros., Lincoln sq., cor, High, Elm
and Fore
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF GREAT FALLS.
123
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Andrews & Randall, High, cor. Cross
Johnson Julia, High, opp. Great Falls
Hotel
Jordan K. L. Mrs., 35 Main
Lougee Gcorgie Miss, High, opp. M. E.
church
Mott Mary A., Mrs., High
Mullen Kate E., High, nr. Orange
Ricker Lydia, Miss, Fore A
Watson A. J. Mrs., Market sq.
Wotary Public.
Perkins Enoch , High. See advt. p. 198
Oyster &■ Refreshment Saloons.
Giles S. S., Market sq.
Greenwood L., 39 Main
Painters and Glaziers
Lougee John, Market, near R. R.
Martin B. O., High, cor. Highland
Wentworth H. & J„ High
Newspapers, Periodicals, etc*
Harmon & Bracy, Main, opp. B. & M.
depot
THW1NG A., 2 Central buildings
See advt. p. 193
Physicians.
Roynton Oliver M., bds. Mrs. Hanson's,
Market
Conant , bds. Mrs. 3 Blake's, Elm
Elliott Charles F., Prospect, nr. G. F.
Bank
Elliot Charles, Beacon
Hamb let Lorenzo D ., 24 Market
Hanson Jacob C, High, near Great Falls
Hotel
Hayes John A., Market sq.
Jenkins Alvah, Pleasant
Ross Jonathan S , Central bid.
Swasey C. E„ Main
Printer and Publisher.
FERNALD E., " Great Falls Journal,"
office, High, cor. Beacon
See advt. p. 193
Provision Dealers.
Clark W., Berwick side
Hill 0. B., 18 Elm
Hurd N. N., Fore, cor. High
James Samuel, 2 Buffum's block, High
Smith Bros. Lincoln sq.
Real Estate Agent.
YOUNG JAMES G., Market
See advt. p. 198 and 124
Restaurants.
Andrews Abram P. , Spring
Gordon Ezra, Main
Reed John D., Berwick side
Wentworth M.T., Wash.
Sashes, Doors and Blinds.
HUBBARD, CANNEY & CO., Market,
near Bridge See advt. p. 197
Shoe Bindings and Linings,
Hersom & Co., Berwick side
Stoves, Furnaces, TinJWare, &c
Gilpatrick, H. C, High
HODSON BROS., 29 Market
See advt. p. 124
Tailors (Merchant).
Clarke JohnB., Market square
Duffill Thomas, Green, cor. Wash.
Swasey Joseph P., Market
Vesehoft Henry, 3 Central building,
Main
Telegraph Office.
Nason Wm. W., High, opposite Gt. Falls
Hotel
Tin Smiths and Sheet Iron
Workers.
Gilpatrick H. C, High
HODSON BROS., 29 Market
, See advt. p. 124
Undertakers,
HillWm., jr., Green
SPENCER ALVIN, Berwick side
See advt. p. 192
Variety and Fancy Goods Store.
BAYLES WM.H.,30 Main
PERKINS ENOCH, High
See advt. p. 198
Watches. Jewelry, &c.
Chandler A. F., 5 Central bldg.
Woodward, James J., Central sq.
Wheelwright.
Merrill J., Berwick side
Wool Pullers.
txjersom & Co., Berwick side
DEAIV DUDLEY & CO.
No. 8 Congress Square, Boston,
PUBLISHERS OF
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BOSTON ANNUAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY, AND MAP OF
BOSTON AND ADJACENT CITIES ; BRISTOL COUNTY
DIRECTORY AND HISTORY; DIRECTORIES OF CAM-
BRIDGE, MASS; CONCORD, N.H.; DOVER, GREAT
FALLS, AND ROCHESTER, N. H.; BROOKLINE
AND JAMAICA PLAIN, MASS.; WEYMOUTH,
QUINCY, & BRAINTREE, MASS., AND MAP:
RICHMOND, VA.: AND OTHERS.
illif SPAMS
General Insiira!i€©Ig©ii€j
Cash Capital Represented, over $75,000,000.
For Security, Promptness, and Fair Dealing it is unrivalled by any
NEW ENGLAND AGENCY.
The attention of the public is called to the fact that I continue to
issue Policies upon all Insurable Property at fair and
equitable rates. I am controlled by
NO COMBINATION OK ASSOCIATION
to enforce unreasonable or exorbitant rates upon the public. Believing
that Insurance, like all other legitimate business, is susceptible to a fair
competition, I shall act upon that principle, and furnish Insurance at
rates based upon the merits of the risks in every case.
MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS, FARMERS, AND BUSINESS MEN
in general, will find it for their interest to call upon or correspond with me
before insuring elsewhere.
I am agent for the following Companies, which for Stability, Liberal
Adjustment and Prompt Payment of Losses, are surpassed by no Com-
panies in this country.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Franklin, of Philad. Assets, $3,009,888.24
Phenix, of Brooklyn, „ 1,831,013.47
Roger Williams, of Prov. „ 436,732.91
Republic, of New York, „ 719,237.55
Putnam, of Hartford, „ 706,937.73
National, of Bangor, Cash Cap. 300,000.00
First National, Worcester, Assets, 333,446.40
People's, of Worcester, Assets, $939,227.00
Independent, of Boston,
Firemen's, of New York,
Hanover, of New York,
Germania, of New York,
Exchange Ins. Co, Boston,
„ 631,725.18
446,279,64
„ 729,399.84
„ 4 4 055,936.11
„ 300,000.00
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mutual Life, New York, Assets, $46,000,000
Continental, of Hartford, ,. 3,000,000
Travelers' Life & Accident, Assets, 1,150,000
J. Hancock Mut. Life, Boston, „ 3,000,000
W In addition to the business of General Insurance, particular
attention is paid to writing Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Bills of Sale,
Leases of Stores, Tenements, and Farms.
All kinds of Law Blanks and U. S. Internal Revenue Stamps
on hand and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. If you have any
business in my line please call and satisfy yourself.
Insurance against Lightning, as well as Fire, can be effected in the
same Policy in the best Stock Companies, without additional cost. All losses
promptly settled at this agency, or wheie the fire occurred, without cost to
the insured.
Hi^ If you have a Policy expiring, call on, or write to
JAMES G. YOUNG, Agent & Att'y.
POST OFFICE BUILDING, GREAT FALLS, N. fl.
Or to E. A. CRAWFORD, Solicitor.
TOWN REGISTER OE GREAT FALLS.
Town Officers, 1871—72.
Modekatok.— William Pitt Moses.
Town Clerk.— Charles M. Dorr.
Selectmen.— David H. Buffum, John
A. Bagley, Thomas G. Jameson, Owen
W.Davis, Moses C. Swain.
Auditors.— Daniel G. Rollins, Charles
E.Bartlett.
Superintendent Streets.— Charles
S. Jones.
Constables.— William B.Martin, Dan-
iel W. Quimby, Hiram S. Heard, Jacob
Whitehouse, Ivory L. Wentworth.
Surveyors of Wood and Lumber.—
Samuel D. Whitehou-e, Benjamin F.
Hili. Jesse R. Home, Thomas G. Jame-
son.
Weighers of Hay.— Moses C. Russell,
William W. Nason, Luther L. Hanson.
Field Drivers— Jacob Whitehouse,
Edmund K. Short, Nathaniel L. Wal-
lingford.
Pound Keeper— David R. Legro.
Overseer of Poor.— William B.
Martin.
Police Officers. -Daniel W. Quimby,
Chief; Ivory L. Wentworth, George
Stevens.
PTJBMC SCHOOIiS.
Superintending Schgol .Com-
mittee.
J. A. Bagley M. C. Burleigh
I. Chandler R. Eastman
J. M. Tebbets
HIGH SCHOOL, Prospect Hill.
James P Dixon, Principal.
Mrs. Vinie H. Pierce, Assistant.
No. pupils, 78.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Prospect Hill.
William H. Farrar, Principal.
Miss Marianna Hanson, Miss Ruth A.
Hurd, assistants.
No. pupils, 144.
FIRST PRIMARY, Grand Street
Miss Mary S. Ham, 56 pupils.
FIRST PRIMARY, Green Street.
Miss M. J. Sleeper, 58 pupils.
SECOND PRIMARY, Orange Street.
Miss Clara A. Perkins, 71 pupils.
SECOND PRIMARY, Green Street.
Miss Lucie A. Wentworth, 59 pupils
THIRD PRIMARY, Orange Street.
Miss Issbella M. Stevens, 65 pupils.
THIRD PRIMARY, Union Street.
Mrs. Emma H. Blood, 98 pupils.
FOURTH PRIMARY, Orange Street.
Miss Hattie A. Lufkin,85 pupils.
FOURTH PRIMARY, Union Street.
Miss Ella J. Plummer, 95 pupils.
PRIMARY, Prospect Street.
Miss Angenette Stickney, 89 pupils.
PRIMARY, New Dover.
Miss Emma L. Thompson, 43 pupils.
CHURCHES.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
High Street. Organized January, 1827.
Rev. Clark Carter, Pastor; Samuel Rol-
lins, Clerk; O. B.Morse, Jared Hub-
bard, Daniel Hodgdon, Wardens;
Warren Hamblet, Supt. Sunday
School; P. S. Ward, Sexton.
FIRST .EVANGELICAL BAPTIST
• CHURCH.
High Street.
Rev. Henry W. Kling, Pastor; O. H.
Lord, Clerk; M. C. Burleigh, E. Har-
grave, H. C. Gilpatrick, C. Watson,
Committee ; C. E. Goodwin, Treasurer j
C. E.Goodwin, Supt. Sunday School.
METHODIST ^EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
High Street. Organized 1826.
Rev. C. U. Dunning, Pastor; George S.
Bates, Clerk.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Main Street.
Rev. N.L. Chase, Pastor.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Green Street.
J. F. Smith, Pastor; Uriah Blaisdell,
Deacon; O. M. Dorr, Clerk; A. W.
Stevens, Geo. Clough. J. G. Young,
Wardens; John Tebbetts, Supt. Sab-
bath School.
FIRST ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Patrick Canavan, Priest.
Manufacturing Companies, etc.
GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1823. Present capital,
$1,500,000.
Geo. Wm. Burleigh, Agent.
G. W. Bean, Supt.
Otis B. Morse, Principal machinist.
Wm. P . Moses, Paymaster.
E. W. Randall, Asst. Paymasier.
The Company have six Mills, contain-
ing 92,000 Spindles and 2200 Looms. Man-
ufacture plain Cotton cloth from 28
inches to 59 inches in width. Yarns, from
14 to 40. Sheeting, Shirting, Drilling
Cloth, Drills, Flannels and Bags. Em-
ploy 1,800 hands, males and females; use,
126
TOWN REGISTEER OF GREAT FALLS.
10,000 Bales of Cotton per annum, from
which is made 14,500,000 yards of cloth.
There is also a bleachery belonging to
said Company, which is now in opera-
tion, with a capacity of bleaching three
tons of goods per day. The bleachery is
run by Messrs. N. W. Farwell <fc Son of
Lewiston, and is under the charge of Mr.
K. W. Moses. Employs about 34 hands,
and pays out monthly, for labor and ma-
terial, more than $2000.
SOMERSWOKTH MACHINE CO.
Incorporated 1847. Present capital
$100,000
M. C. Burleigh, Agent.
O. H. Lord, Treasurer.
M . C . Russell , Paymaster.
C. A. Scruton, Principal machinist
John Drew, Foreman of Foundry.
G. B. Hooper, Clerk.
The Company have two Foundries, one
at Great Falls, employing 50 men, en-
gaged in the manufacture of Mill Ma-
chinery, Castings, Gas Works, Pipe,
&c. The other at Salmon Falls, employs
about the same number of hands, and
manufacture stoves whollv. There is
also a machine shop connected with the
works at Great Falls in which 25 or 30
men are employed, manufacturing
Looms, Spoolers, and Cotton Machinery
generally. (See advt. p. 197.)
GREAT FALLS WOOLEN CO.
Incorporated 1863.
D. H. Buffum, Agent and Treasurer.
George S. Winn, Paymaster.
Employ about 100 hands, eight sets of
machinery on Fancy Cassimeres, Re-
pellants, and Flannels, and use about
300,000 pounds of wool.
GREAT FALLS GASLIGHT CO.
Incorporated 1854. Capital $45,000.
M. C.Burleigh, Nath. Wells, David H.
Buffum, George W. Burleigh, James
M. Tibbetts, Directors. George W.
Burleigh , Clerk and Treasurer.
The Gaslight Company supplies with
Gas all the Mills, the Town Street
Lamps, most of the Stores, and many of
the dwellings in the Village.
UNION PLANING MILLS.
Market Street, near Bridge.
Hubbard, Canney & Co., Proprietors.
Employ 20 hands, manufacture Sashes,
Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Frames, Mould-
ings, and all kinds of wood work for
buildings. Have a large shop with every
variety of machinery. (See advt. p. 197)
NUTE BROS. SHOE MANUFACTORY.
Berwick side.
The Messrs. Nute Bros. Manufacturers
of Shoes, have a factory capable of em-
ploying 50 or 60 men and women. Their
rooms are fitted up with the most im-
proved machinery, run by a steam en-
gine.
MARSHALL »&CO.'SJ CANDY MANU-
FACTORY.
Formerly Bracket & Co.
Berwick side.
Manufacture hard candies. Employ a
capital of about $20,000, and do a large
business in the States of Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
HERSOM'S FACTORY.
Berwick side.
Employ 25 to 35 hands— with a capital
of $80,000, and do a large business in
wool-pulling, and the finishing of shoe-
bindings.
BA1VKS.
SOMERSWORTH NATIONAL BANK.
Organized June, 1865.
Capital $100,000.
Oliver H. Lord, President; Samuel S,
Rollins, Cashier; Geo. W. Wendell,
Royal Eastman, Owen W. Davis.
Henry C. Gilpatrick, E. A. Tebbetts,
Stephen S. Chick, Directors.
Business meeting of the Directors on
Monday of each week.
THE GREAT FALLS NATIONAL
BANK.
Market Street, corner of Prospect.
Incorporated 1846. Re-organized 1865.
Capital, $150,000.
Nathaniel Wells, President; Joseph A.
Stickney, Cashier; Nathaniel Wells,
Micajah C.Burleigh, William Bedell,
Isaac Chandler, George W. Burleigh,
David H. Buffum, Albert A Perkins,
Directors.
Discount day, Monday.
THE SOMERSWORTH SAVINGS
BANK.
Market Street, corner Prospect .
Incorporated 1845.
Micajah C. Burleigh, President; Daniel
G. Rollins, Nathaniel Wells, Vice
Presidents; Joseph A. Stickney, Sec-
retary and Treasurer; Oliver H. Lord
Royal Eastman, David H. Bufium
Charles E. Bartlett, George Wm. Bur-
leigh, Albert A. Perkins, Isaac Chan-
dler, Trustees.
RAIIiROADS.
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
Depot, Main Street.
Francis Coggswell, Andover, President;
Amos Blanchard, jr. Boston, Treas.;
W T m. Merritt, Somerville, Superin-
tendent; Francis Coggswell, Andover,
E. G. M. Hale, Haverhiil, John Bick-
ford, Dover, Amos Paul, South New
Market, N. White. Lawrence, Peter
T. Homer, G. C. Lord, Boston, Direc-
tors; C, E.Goodwin, ticket-master at
Great Falls.
PORTSMOUTH, GREAT FALLS, AND
CONWAY RAILROAD.
Depot and Superintendent's Office,
Market Street.
This road is now in connection with
the Eastern Railroad. Distance from
Brock's Crossing to North Conway, 70
miles.
TOWN REGISTER OF GREAT FALLS.
127
George M. Browne, Boston, President;
John B. Parker, Boston, Treasurer;
A. A. Perkins, Great Palls, Superin-
tendent; W. H. Hackett, Portsmouth,
Clerk; George M. Brown, Benjamin T.
Reed, Boston, Ichabod Goodwin, W.
H. Y. Hackett, Portsmouth, George
W. Burleigh, Great Falls, Directors.
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LITTLEFIELD POST NO. 8, GREAT
FALLS, N. H.
Organized March 18, 1868.
Officers 1871 .
William Pitt Moses, Commander; Kirke
W. Moses, Sen. Vice Commander;
Lysander R. Mayo, Jun. Vice Com.;
Edgar B LeGro, Adjutant; Charles J.
Richards, Quartermaster; J. S.Ross,
Surgeon; E. J. Deland, Chaplain:
Noah S. Brown, Sergt. Major; Jared
P. Hubbard, Q. M. Sergt.; Clarence
L. Chapman, O.D.; Charles Wimpf-
heimer, O. G.
Manufacturers' and Village
library.
Rooms over Post Office, Market Street.
Incorporated 18!5.
E.J. Randall, Librarian. Number of
volumes, 1871, 6000.
I POST OFFICE.
Royal Eastman, Post Master; E. B.
White, G. F.Cowell, Assistants.
PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER R,R. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1871, and until further notice, trains will run in con-
nection with trains over the P. G. F. & Conway, Dover and Winnipisseogee, Boston & Maine
and Eastern Railroads, as follows
Trains Leave for Rochester and Boston.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 6.
A.M.
P.M.
P.M.
Portland
7.30
1.45
6,15
Morrill's
7.40
1.55
6.27
Cumberland Mills
7.47
2.02
6.35
Saccarappa
7.51
2.06
6.43
G orb am
8.02
2.17
6,55
Buxton Ceutre
8.16
2.31
7.15
Saco River
8.24
2.39
7.25
Hollis Centre
8.30
2.45
Centre Waterboro
8.40
2.55
South Waterboro
8.48
3.03
Altred
5.58
3.13
Springvale
9.08
3.23
East Lebanon
9.27
3.42
East Rochester
9.36
3.51
Arrive at Rochester
9.50J
4.05§
* Connects with the 1120 A.M. train for
Milton, Union, and Wakefield. Also with
the 10.35 train for Farmington, New Durham,
and Alton Bay. Also with the morning trains
for Boston on the Rastern and Boston and
Maine Railroads.
t Connects with 4.10 P.M. train on the
Eastern and 4.35 P.M. train on the B. & M.
Railroad for Boston.
Trains Leave for Portland.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 5.
A.M.
A.M.
P.M.
Rochester
7.40*
6.40f
East Rochester
7.54
6.54
East Lebanon
8.04
7.04
Springvale
Alfred
8.24$
7.24
8.36
7.36
South Waterboro
8.48
7.48
Centre Waterboro
9.05
7.56
Hollis Centre
9,15
8.06
$aco River
5.30
9.21
8.12
Buxton Centre
5.40
9.30
8.22
Gorham
6.00
9.42
8.37
Saccarappa
6.12
9.54
8.49
Cumberland Mills
6.20
9.59
8.54
Morrill's
6.28
10.05
9.00
Arrive at Portland
6.40
10. i5
9.10
* Connects with Down trains on the D. &
W. and P. G. F. & Conway roads from Alton
Bay, New Durham, Farmington, Wakefield,
Union, and Milton.
t Connects wiih the train leaving Boston
at 3.00 P. M. on the Boston & Maine and
Eastern Railroads.
t Connects with steamer at Portland for
Boston.
Freight train with Passenger car attached, leaves Rochester for Portland, at 12.20 P.M.,
and connects with the stage from Limerick, Newfield, Parsonsfield, and Ossipee, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday. ,
Stages Connect as follows. At Gorham for West Gorham, Standish, East Lim-
ington, and North Litnington, daily. At Buxton Centre, for West Buxton, Bonnv Eagle,
and Limiugton, daily. At Waterboro Centre, for Limerick, Newfield, Wakefield, Parsons-
field and Ossipee, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Returning alternate days. At
Centre Waterboro, for Limerick and Parsonsfieid, daily.
Arrangements have been made to carry Freight to and from all stations on the Eastern
Railroad, and Boston and Maine Railroad and their branches, at rates corresponding with
those of the above roads.
A DISCOUNT of 5 cents from the regular Tariff rates will be made on all tickets pur-
chased at the office. THOS. QUINBY, Superintkndent.
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GREAT FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MACHINIST,
CORNER OP MARKET AND LINDEN STS.
(Opposite Conway Freight House,) GR. FALLS, JV.jB.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Machinery to order.
Merrill's Patent Carpenter's Bench Hooks. Higley's Improved Cutters and
Arbors for Confectioners, Skates, Tools, &c.
Gas, Steam, and. Water Piping-,
Done to order, and at short notice.
Particular attention paid to Repairing of sfil kinds, such as Guns, Locks, Pumps, Mowing
and Sewing Machines, Pegging Machines, Key fitting, &c.
Persons having work of any kiud in my line should not fail to call before going elsewhere.
All orders in or out of town promptly attended to.
EBE1V DT. HIGIiEY.
29 MARKET ST.
GR. FALLS, N. H.
DEALERS IN
STOVES,
'*
AND
HARDWARE,
At wholesale and retail, of the best kinds, and in great variety.
Tin Roofing, Brass, Copper, and Sheet-Iron Work.
Of every description, done in a satisfactory manner.
B^~ Orders for Goods or Work in or out of town promptly attended to. _^J
BROOMS AND BRUSHES AT WHOLESALE.
David Hodsdon. Cyrus H. Hodsdon.
ROCHESTER DIRECTORY.
1871-2.
STREETS, ETC., IN ROCHESTER.
Arrow, from Union to Bow
Autumn, from Wakefield
Belknap Square, at junction Walnut, Elm, and Pound
Bow, from Central Square to intervale
Bridge, from Market to Cocheco
Charles, from Bow
Chestnut, from Cocheco
Cocheco, from Cocheco Square
Cocheco Square, junction of Elm, Pine and Cocheco
Common, from Common to Pleasant
Cove Court, easterly from Elm
Dover, from Charles to Common
Elm, from Bridge, towards Ten-Rod road
Factory Court, from Market
Grove from Main to Portland
Hanson, from Central Square to R. R. Depots
Jackson, from Elm
Knight, from Main to Charles
Liberty, from Main to Liberty Square
Liberty Square, junction Charles and Liberty
Lincoln, from Main to Pound
Maple, from Elm
Maine, from Central Square to brook
Market, from Central Square to Bridge
Mulberry, from Vale to Charles
Mulberry Square, junction of Mulberry and Charles
Myrtle, from Bow to Charles
Norway Place, from Wakefield
Park, from Elm to trotting park
Pine, from Cocheco Square
Portland, from Railroad Avenue
Pound, from Lincoln to Common
Railroad Avenue, from Main to Portland
Shamrock Court, from Market
Quinn, from Myrtle
Union, from Market to Wakefield
Wakefield, from Central Square to Milton
Walnut, from Belknap Square
Wentworth, from Main
Winter, from Main
:Note— The Common of five acres is at the junction of Main and Common streets
KOCHESTER DIRECTORY.
[ Lists for Gonic and East Rochester annexed.]
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ave. avenue; b, or bds. boards; bik. block; 1 bldg. building; e. or cor. corner;
tt. court; h. house; opp. opposite; ir. near; r. rear; CM. (Jo. Cocheco Manuf.
Co.; R. R. railroad; sqr. square; st. street; U. S. N., United States Navy.
After the name of a street the word "street" is omitted; the name of a cor-
poration occurring immediately after the name of a person signifies the place of
business of that person.
Abbreviations in Rochester Directory. — N. P, Co., Norway Plains Co.; G. M.
Co., Gonic Manufacturing Co.; C. W. M. Co., Cocheco Woollen Manufacturing Co.;
P. & R. R., Portland and Rochester Railroad.
ABBOTT JOHN H. farmer, Back road
Allen John, shoemaker, Wakefield
Apple Isaac, N. P. Co., Union
Austin David, shoemaker, Summer
Avery Solomon D. farmer, Ten-Rod road
BARKER BENJAMIN, flour & feed store, market, h. do.
Beede Eli, farmer, Meaderborough road
Beecher John Mrs. nurse, house Arrow
Bell James, N. P. Co. house Autumn
Bemis , shoemaker, house Charles
Benson Horace, engineer P. & R. R. R. boards at Dodge's
Hotel
Beso Charles, shoemaker, house Factory ct.
Benton Stephen, shoemaker, Winter
Bi'ckford Charles W. trader, house Market
Bickford Daniel, farmer, Ten-Rod road
Bickford George, farmer, Meaderborough road
Bickford John, farmer, Ten-Rod road
Bickford J. K. farmer, Meaderborough road
Bickford James, farmer, cross road from Ten-Rod
Billings John, shoemaker, house Lincoln
Bingham John, laborer, house Bow
Bird Charles F. grocer, boards Portland
•Bird Charles F. Mrs. dry goods and groceries, 6 McDuffeVs
Block
Blackman Chas. B. freight agent, B. & M. R. R. Summer
Blaisdell, Lydia Mrs. house Bow-
Blake Albert, shoemaker, Common (
Blovin David, N. P. Co. house Shamrock ct.
Boston James W., N. P. Co. house Shamrock ct.
Boston Walter S. currier, house Lincoln
132 ROCHESTER [C] DIRECTORY.
t
Brackett Cyrus, shoemaker, Jackson
Brackett B. H. Miss, Jackson
Bradley Charles W. shoemaker, Portland
Bradford George, farmer, Summer
Braham Michael, laborer, Main
Brannon Frank, tanner, house Wentworth
Braun Lewis, hairdresser, Wentworth's block, boards Union
Brewster Tobias G. shoemaker, Walnut
Brock Elijah, farmer, Meaderborough road
Brock John F. truckman, house Main
Brock Nicholas, farmer, old Dover road
Brock Stephen, carpenter, h. Elm
Brock Stephen M. carpenter, house Elm
Brock Stephen W. carpenter, house Charles
Brown Charles W. grocer, Main, house do.
Brown Nathaniel C. shoemaker, Hanson
Brown James, farmer, Dock road
Brown James, farmer, New Durham road
Brown Thomas, ticket master, G. F. & C. R. R. h. Charles
Bulger James, tanner, house, Market
Burke Patrick, laborer, house Main
Butman Augustus, shoemaker, Barrington road
Burnham Nathaniel (N. Burnham & Son), h. Jackson
Burnham Nathaniel & Son (Thomas E.) grocers, Market,
opp. Dodge's Hotel
Burnham Place, farmer, old Dover road
Burnham S. H. dining and billiard saloon, Hanson, boards
Dodge's Hotel
Burnham Thomas E. (N. Burnham & Son) bds. Jackson
CAIRNES JAMES, N. P. Co. house Shamrock ct.
Cairnes Stewart, N. P. Co. Shamrock ct.
Calef Alphonso, shoemaker, Cocheco
Calef John, farmer, Cross road near Walnut
Calef Alphonso D., N. P. Co. Cocheco sq.
Calef Allston E. shoe manufacturer, (Wentworth & Calef), h.
Charles
Calef John S. farmer, Page road
Campeau Michael A. harness maker, house Portland
Canovan James, farmer, house Factory ct.
Carroll Michael, N. P. Co. house Bow
Carroll Owen, N. P. Co. house Factory ct.
Caverly Charles, shoemaker, house Lincoln
Caverno Patrick, N. P. Co. house Market
Chadborne Andrew, mason, house Elm
.Chadborne A. J. mason, house Elm
Chadbourne George, N. P. Co. house Market.
Chamberlain Enoch, farmer, Cross road
Chamberlain Moses, farmer, Cross road
Chappell Thomas F. engineer, P. & R. R. R. bds. Dodge's
Hotel
ROCHESTER [D] DIRECTORY. 133
Chase , laborer, house Portland
Chase Charles K. dry goods, hats, caps, &c. Central sq. house
corner Cove ct.
Cheney Charles, shoemaker, house Main
Chesley Edward, farmer, Hussey road, near Pound
Chesley James C. farmer, Back road
Chesley John E. farmer, Hussey road
Chick John F. tailor, Feineman's, house South Berwick
Clark Charles, harness maker, h. Wentworth
Clark James Mrs. boarding house, Pine
Clark S. farmer, Cross road, near Main
Clark Sylvester, farmer, Barrington road
Clifford William, N. P. Co. Cocheco sq.
Colby Allstpn C. shoe manufacturer (Wentworth & Colby),
house Charles
Colby Stephen, carpenter/house Cocheco
Colby William, spinner, house Jackson
•Collins Patrick, laborer, house Charles
Collins James, N. P. Co. house Bow
Copp John, laborer, house Autumn
Corson George, expressman, house Market
Cotter Edmund, K P. Co. house Market
Cotter Edmund, house Factory ct.
Crockett John, farmer, old Dover road
Cross Richard, paper hanger, house Main
Cullen A. laborer, house Bow
DAME AMASA, N. P. Co. house Pound
Dame Amasa, spinner, house Jackson
Dame Charles H. shoemaker, house Jackson
Dame Charles H. farmer, old Dover road
Dame Daniel, carpenter, house Pine
Dame Henry, N. P. Co. house Union
Dame Joseph, farmer, Union
Dame Joseph A. truckman, h. Union
Dame John B. carpenter, house Pine
Dame Levi L., N. P. Co. house Elm
Dame Silas H. truckman, house Union
Davis Charles O. engineer, P. & R. R. bds. Dodge's Hotel
Davis Lewis B. shoemaker, house Cocheco
Davis & Meader, merchant tailors, Main, opp. Bank
Davis John G. engraver, R. R. Avenue
Davis T. C. tailor (Davis & Meader), house Main
Demeritt Charles M. carpenter, h. Walnut
Demeritt, Paul J. farmer, Ten Rod road
Dennet Charles, house Main
Deland Stephen R. farmer, Elm
Dodge's Hotel, Central Square, Mrs. J. T Dodge.
Dodge Thorn J,, Dodge's Hotel, Central sq.
Doe Ira, shoemaker, house Market
134 ROCHESTER [E"P] DIRECTORY.
Doe Moses, N. P. Co. h. Union
Doe Samuel, jobber, h. Wentworth
Doherty William, hairdresser, h. Main
Dorman Nathaniel, physician, h. Walnut
Dow Enoch, physician, house Main
Downing Dennis Mrs. farmer, Great Falls road
Downing John H. shoemaker, h. New Durham road
Drew George A. farmer, Flat Rock road
Durgin George S. shoemaker, house Charles
Duntley J. L. shoe manufactory, R. R. Block
Dyer Eben S. grocer, Hanson, h. do.
Edgerly Addison -C./N. P. Co. house Market
Edgerly James H. carriage manuf. Main, house do.
Edgerly Samuel, conductor, P. & R. R. R boards Dodge s
hotel
Edgerly Thomas H. carriage manuf. Main, house do.
Ela Jacob H. farmer, house Bow
Ela Wendell P. stoves, tin ware, &c. Market, boards Hon. J.
H. Ela's, Bow
Elliot James, N. P. Co. house Market
Elliot Robert, N. P. Co. house Factory court
Elliot Stephen, N. P. Co. house Market v
Elliot William, N. P. Co. house Market
Ellis Benjamin, laborer, Portland
Ellis J. Mrs. laborer, Portland
Ellis Walter B. laborer, Pound
Emery Ira, farmer, house Common
Emerson Micajah D. shoemaker, house Elm
Estes Charles, farmer, Meaderborough road
Estes John, farmer, Meaderborough road
Evans Charles M. shoemaker, Elm Street
Evans J. D. shoemaker, Elm Street
Evans Jeremiah D. boots and shoes, Hanson's block, Central
square, house Elm
Evans Solomon, farmer, house Wakefield
Evans Thomas H. farmer, Meaderborough road
Evans William, farmer, house Meaderborough
FALL LORENZO, shoemaker, house Bow
Fall Thomas, farmer, Old Dover road
Farrington James, physician, house Wakefield
Farrington Joseph K. dentist, office Central square, house
Main street
Farrington J. S. dentist, Portland
Farrington Walter F. druggist, McDuffee's block, house Main
Feineman Frederick, clothing dealer, McDuffee's block, Cen-
tral square, house Myrtle #
Felker Francis, shoemaker, Cocheco
Felker Samuel, miller, Cocheco
ROCHESTER G"H] DIRECTORY. 135
Flanders John, carpenter, house Wentworth
Flood , jobber, house Wentworth
Folsom Charles M. publisher " Rochester Courier," Hanson,
house Walnut
Folsom David J. shoemakgr, Belknap
Folsom John A. shoemaker, Elm
Foss Alonzo, farmer, Cross road from Ten-Rod
Foss Andrew W. farmer, Dry Hill road
Foss Charles, laborer, Meaderborough road
Foss George W. farmer, Meaderborough road
Foss Isaac A. farmer, Crown Point road
Foss James F. mason, Union
Foss , farmer, Crown Point road
Foss Richard H. farmer, Dry Hill road
Foss Solomon, farmer, Crown Point road
Foye Patrick, laborer, house Pine
Furber John, trader, house Wakefield
Furber Sarah J. Miss, fancy goods, Wentworth's block, house
Wakefield
GALE AMOS, farmer, Back road
Gale Fernando, farmer, Cross road
Gear A. S. H. house Charles
Gerrish E. T. Mrs. farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Giles Charles, N. P. Co. house Bow
Gilman Andrew, (J. S. Gilman & Son) house Autumn
Gilman J. S. & Son, butchers, Hanson
Gilman J. S. (J. S. & Son) house Hanson
Gills Frank, N. P. Co. house Wakefield
Glidden Enos, tinman, Walnut
Glidden Enos L. tinsmith, house Walnut
Goodwin Asa, farmer, Cross road
Goodwin Frederick, tannery, house Winter
Goodwin & Hubbard, painters, R. R. Block
Goodwin Wentworth, boxmaker house Wakefield
Gowitt J. 0. farmer, Meaderborough road
Graham James, N. P. Co. house Cocheco
Gray John, farmer, Crown Point road
Gray Orrin W. farmer, Crown Point road
Greenfield Charles, farmer, Wakefield
Greenfield John, farmer, Wakefield
Greenfield John Mrs. house Wakefield
Grimes , laborer, Jackson )
HALL BURLEIGH, blacksmith, house Elm ]
Hall Dyer P. shoemaker, Charles
Hall Dyer P. farmer, Cross road
Hall John, farmer, Neck road
Hall John, farmer, Back road
Hall John, farmer, Elm
136 ROCHESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
Hall Joseph Mrs. farmer, Old Dover road
Hale Harrison, farmer, Market
Hammet Charles, shoemaker, Wentworth
Hammet Ephraim, medicines, Wentworth
Ham David F. farmer, Dry Hill road
Ham Jonathan, farmer, Hussey road
Ham Joseph W. farmer, Neck road
Hannagan Patrick, laborer, h. Common
Hanneth Owen, tanner, h. Lincoln
Hanson John O. farmer, Old Dover road
Hanson James T. farmer, Old Dover road
Hanson Lewis, cabinet maker, Central square, h. do. j
Hanson Sarah E. widow, house Elm
Hartford Benjamin P. farmer, Wakefield
Hartford Charles, shoemaker, house Common
Hart Daniel K. shoemaker, Knight
Harney Edward, shoe cutter, house Charles
Harriman Lydia, house Main
Hartigan Patrick, laborer, Factory court
Hart S. S. trader, house Wakefield
Hart William, farmer, Dry Hill road
Haskell William H. soap maker, Summer
Hayes Albert W. hardware, &c. Central square, boards Main
Hayes Charles F. shoemaker, Wakefield
Hayes David, shoemaker, house Main
Hayes Dudley W. farmer, Neck road
Hayes F. C. Mrs. millinery and dressmaking, Wentworth's
block, house Railroad avenue
Hayes George, butcher, house Main
Hayes George, meat market, Central square
Hayes George, N. P. Co. Union
Hayes George H. farmer, house Market
Hayes Henry B. baggage master, E. R. R. h. Wakefield
Hayes James, shoemaker, house Factory court
Hayes John S. shoedresser, house Walnut
Hayes John W. carpenter, Cocheco
Hayes James D. farmer, Back road
Hayes Joseph N. farmer, Neck road
Hayes John S. shoemaker, Walnut
Hayes John W. shoemaker, Walnut
Hayes Moses Mrs. house Central square
Hayes Richard, farmer, Hussey road
Hayes Stephen F. farmer, Back road
Hayes S. F. Mrs. millinery, R. R. Avenue
Hayes Watson, Mrs. house Main
Hayes Zenas, butcher, Hanson
Henderson Charles, variety and periodical store, Market, h. do.
Henderson David, farmer, New Durham road
Henderson Daniel M. farmer, Dock road
Henderson James D. farmer, Cross road
ROCHESTER [H] DIRECTORY. 137
Henderson William, carpenter, Elm Street
Henderson William A. carpenter, house Elm
Henman Thomas C. printer, house Elm
Henson Walter, N". P. Co. house Bow
Higgins James, farmer, Meaderborough road
Hurd Joseph D. carpenter, house Main
Hickey John, N. P. Co. house Cocheco square
Hodgdon Charles, farmer, Walnut
Hodgdon Charles A. stage driver, bds. Dodge's hotel
Hodgdon Edmund, ins. agent, Elm
Hodgdon Edwin P. insurance agent, house Charles
Hodgdon Mary E. Mrs. house Market
Hodgdon William, machinist, house Wakefield
Hodgdon W. B. K. Miss, Market
Holmes Eliza, widow, Union Street
Holmes John R. trader, Union Street
Home Albert, shoemaker, house Main
Home Benj. farmer, Old Dover road
Home Benjamin shoemaker, house Main
Horne Gershom H. farmer, Old Dover road
Home Jessie, farmer, Old Dover road
Horne Thomas, shoemaker, house Market
Horne Veromus, shoemaker, house Market
Horne Wilbur F. watchmaker and jeweller, 4 McDuffee's
block, house Summer
Howard Clarence, shoemaker, Dock road
Howard Clarence, stonecutter, h. New Durham road
Howard Elbridge, shoemaker, Meaderborough road
Howard G. N. shoemaker, Meaderborough road
Howard Horatio, shoemaker, Summer
Howard Job, farmer, Dry Hill road
Howard John H. farmer, Dry Hill road
Howard John O. stonecutter, Cocheco
Howard Richard, farmer, Dry Hill road
Howard Walter, shoemaker, house Central square
Howard William, farmer, house Dry Hill road
Howe Augustus, currier, house Wentworth
Howe George W. shoemaker, house Lincoln
Howe Jonathan, farmer, house Old Dover road
Howe John B. blacksmith, Hanson, house Market
Howe Parker F., N. P. Co. house Bow
Howell James, shoemaker, house Bow
Howell , N. P. Co. house Myrtle i
Hoyt Frank, expressman, house Wakefield
Hoyt James, house Wakefield
Hoyt Phineas, farmer, house Wakefield
Hubbard Joshua, stonecutter, house Bow
Huddleston Moses, boarding, house Bow
Hunt Patrick, N. P. Co. house Factory court
Huntress James, carpenter, house Elm lg
138 ROCHESTER [J] DIRECTORY.
Huntress , carpenter, house Cove court
Hurd Moses, farmer, house Main
Hurd George, N". P. Co. house Bow
Hurd George W. Jr. farmer, h. Meaderborough road
Hurd Henry, 1ST. P. Co. house Autumn
Hurd James, farmer, house Main
Hurd Judith, widow, N. P. Co. house Summer
Hurd John, laborer, Wakefield
Hurd Patience, widow, house Wakefield
Huse Patrick, tanner, house Wentworth
Hussey Charles P., N. P. Co. house Elm
Hussey Charles P. farmer, house Elm
Hussey George D. farmer, house Hussey road
Hussey George S. farmer, Pound
Hussey Jonathan J. farmer, house Barrington road
Hussey Paul, farmer, house Hussey road
Hussey Silas Jr. stonecutter, house Main
Hussey William, shoemaker, house Cocheco
Hussey Walter S. overseer Poor Farm, Ten-Rod road
JACKSON ASA, laborer, house Hanson
Jackson Charles, shoemaker, house Hanson
Jackson Frank, shoemaker, house Hanson
Jackson George, shoemaker, house Hanson
Jackson James, farmer, house Old Dover road
Jackson Joseph A. clerk, house Jackson
Jackson Joseph A. sea captain, house Jackson
Jackson William Mrs. house Main
Jenness Charles, laborer, house Elm
Jenness George M. shoemaker, Elm,
Jenness James M. shoemaker, house Common
Jenness Moses, farmer, h. Meaderborough road
Jenness Noah, shoemaker, Pound
Jenness Paul, farmer, Meaderborough road.
Jenness Stephen, farmer, Pound
Jenness Stephen, shoemaker, house Common
Jenness William, farmer, Crown Point road
Jenness William, farmer, Dry Hill road
Jenness William R. shoemaker, Elm street
Jenkins Charles, farmer, Meaderborough road
Jenkins Charles E. carpenter, house Bow
Jenkins Elijah, farmer, Meaderborough road
Jenkins Jeremiah, farmer, Meaderborough road
Jocke Michael, N. P. Co. house Shamrock Court
Jones Charles A., N. P. Co. house Union
Jones David P. shoemaker, Portland
Jones Francis, shoemaker, Portland
Jones John H. boots, shoes, &c. Wentworth's block, h. do.
Joues William A. truckman, Portland
ROCHESTER [K~L~M] DIRRCTORY. 139
KENNEY WILLIAM, laborer, Cove court
Kenny Patrick, K*. P. Co. house Shamroek court
Keggean Edward, laborer, house Charles
Key James A., N. P. Co. house Bow
Keyes James R., N. P. Co. Pound
Kneeland James, N. P. Co, house Mulberry
Knight Caroline Miss, teacher, house Main
Knight Mary Miss, teacher, house Main
Kellen Thomas, K P, Co, house corner Bow and Myrtle
Kimball Ephraim, farmer, Meaderborough road
Kimball Edwin, shoemaker, house Pine
Kimball J. E. farmer, houses Chestnut Hill road
Kimball M. Y. Mrs. house Main
Kimball William, farmer, house Summer
Kimball William K. trader, house Wakefield
LANE MORDECAI W, carpenter, house Walnufc
Lane Winthrop L. carpenter, house Walnut
Legro David, bricklayer, house Elm
Legro David, mason, house Elm [house Main
Legro John, clocks, &c, Wentworth's block, Central square,
Leader Thomas, N, P, Co. house Cocheco square
Leary Patrick, laborer, house Bow
Leighton George, farmer, house Ten-Rod road
Libbey Paul, farmer, house Old Dover road [Autumn
Linsay George S. music dealer, McDuffee's Block, h 9
Locke James, farmer, house Meaderborough road
Locke James, shoemaker, house Elm
Locke James M. shoemaker, house Cocheco square
Logan Johnson, N", P. Co. house Bow
Lougee Isaac W physician, house Wakefield
Lyneh Patrick, N. P. Co, house Coeheeo square
MAHONEY WILLIAM, tailor, Summer
Mason Frank C. mason, house Charles
Mason George E. farmer, Barrington road
Mason William, shoemaker, Common
Mathews Eben J. insurance agent, house Wakefield
Mallett Charles S. shoemaker, house Wakefield
Marcot Joseph, boot maker, house Factory court
Massack J. S. groceries, &c. Central square, house corner
Charles, and Knight
Mansion House, Main, S. H. Wentworth
Mathes Stephen Mrs., Wakefield
Meeader Asa, farmer, Meaderborough road
Meader Daniel, farmer, Meaderborough road
Meader Edward, farmer, Meaderborough road
Meader Ephraim K. farmer, Meaderborough road
Meader George, laborer, Pine
Meader Hanson, shoemaker, house Lincoln
Meader J. J. (Davis & Meader), house Main
140 ROCHESTER [M] DIRECTORY.
Meader Obed T. farmer, Meaderborough road
Meader T. farmer, Meaderborough road
Meserve Bidfield, farmer, Old Dover road
Meserve Seth, machinist, N. P. Co. house Main
Meserve S. M. Y., N. P. Co., R. R. avenue
Metter Jona W. farmer, Meaderborough road
Mitchell Jessa. currier, house Common
Mithree Philip, hairdresser, boards Union
Moore Frank D. engineer, P. & R R. R. bds. Dodge's hotel
Morrill Jedediah, C. R. R. house R. R. avenue
Moulton George, baker, house Bow
Moulton Stephen, carpenter, Hanson, house do.
Murray John, farmer, Back road
McDuffee Calvin, shoemaker, Portland
McDuffee Dana, Elm
McDuffee Dana H. carpenter, Elm
McDuffee Daniel, butcher, house Elm [Charles & Liberty
McDuffee Frank (J. McDuffee & Co.), banker, house corner
McDuffee George A. shoemaker, Elm
McDuffee Jacob, farmer, house Elm
McDuffee John, & Co. (Frank), bankers, Central square
McDuffee Jane, and Mary, misses, New Durham road
McDuffee James, farmer, New Durham road
McDuffee James, farmer, Dock road
McDuffee Jabez, shoemaker, Elm
McDuffee John, banker, Wakefield
McDuffee Mrs. shoemaker, Neck road
McDuffee , shoemaker, Elm
McDuffee , P. & R. expressman, Elm
McDuffee Lewis, farmer, Back road
McDuffee Noah, shoemaker, house Pine
McDuffee Richard, butcher, Central square
McDuffee Richard, Sen., Ten-Rod road
McDuffee Richard, meat market, Central square, h. Wakefield
McDuffee Sarah J. Mrs. boarding house, Elm
McDuffee Seth F., N. P. Co. Union
McDuffee Thomas Mrs., New Durham road
McCrillis Andrew, carpenter, house Cocheco
McCrillis James, shoemaker, house Cocheco
Mcllroy Robert, supt. N. P. Co. house Wakefield
Mcllroy James, N. P. Co. house Shamrock Court
Mcllroy K. L., N. P. Co. Elm
Mclntire Franklin, shoemaker, Charles
Mclntire Hezekiah, shoemaker, Elm
Mclntire Hezekiah, shoemaker, Cove
Mclntire Peter, tanner, house Lincoln
McMullen , pedler, house Elm 5
McNall Peter, tailor, house Common
McQuade Andrew, laborer, Common
McShane Frank, shoemaker, house Bow -
ROCHESTER [N~0~P] DIRECTORY. 141
NELSON KINTON, N. P. Co. Shamrock court
Newell D. C. farmer, Meaderborough road
Nichols James F. farmer, Cross road, near Portland
Noland Patrick, N. P. Co. Meaderborough road
Nute Nicholas, shoemaker, house Pine
Nute Zenas, carpenter, house Charles
Nutter Addison, carpenter, house Cocheco square
Nutter Alphonso, shoemaker, house Elm
Nutter Alphonso J. carpenter, house Charles
Nutter George, farmer, house Autumn
Nutter Isaac, farmer, Crown Point road
Nutter Joseph, brickmaker, Common
Nutter Leonard, farmer, honse Autumn
Nutter Nathan, shoemaker, house Bow
Nutter William, farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Nutter William, farmer, Dry Hill road
Nutter Zenas, carpenter, house Bow
O'BRIEN CORNELIUS, conductor, P. & R.R. bds. Dodge's
hotel
Orr Francis, N. P. Co. house corner Bow and Myrtle
Osgood Arthur, shoe cutter, house Charles
Otis Jethro, shoemaker, house Elm
Otis Job, farmer, Meaderborough road
Otis John, painter, house Wentworth
Otis John, farmer, Meaderborough road
PAGE BENJAMIN MRS. farmer, house Page road
Page Daniel, farmer, house Walnut
Page James, farmer, house Meaderborough
Page Moses, farmer, house Portland
Page Samuel, farmer, house Meaderborough
Page Samuel F. carpenter, house Meaderborough
Palmer George, truckman, house New Durham road
Palmer George F., N. P. Co. house Main
Parker George W. painter, house Autumn
Parsons D. J. lawyer, Central square, h. Wakefield
Parsons Lyman, carpenter, house Charles
Parsons John S. stonecutter, house Elm
Parsons John S. shoemaker, house Elm
Parsons Samuel J. lawyer, Central square, h. Wakefield
Patch Benjamin, shoemaker, house Cocheco
Pendexter George, N. P. Co. house Union
Peno Joseph, farmer, h. Cross road from Ten-Rod
Pearl George, shoemaker, house Summer
Pearl George A. farmer, house Dry Hill road
Pearl George 0. farmer, house Dry Hill road
Pearl Gilman A. farmer, house Dry Hill road
Pearl Jona. laborer, house Meaderborough road
Pearl John, laborer, house Meaderborough road
142 ROCHESTER [Q~R,] DIRECTORY.
Pearl Jonathan, farmer, house Summer
Peaslee Elijah, laborer, house Meaderborough road
Pearsons Goss, farmer, house Old Dover road
Pearsons William H. farmer, house Old Dover road
Peabody E. W. carpenter, house Pine
Philbrook , house Portland
Philemon S. Henry, carpets, McDufFee's block h. Bow
Pickering John, shoemaker, house Charles
Pickering Leander, carpenter, house Wentworth
Pickering Thomas, mason, house Wakefield
Pickering Thomas A. accountant, house Main
Pinckley John, shoemaker, house Main
Pinkham Wells, farmer, house Cross road from Ten Rod
Pirie James, merchant tailor, Market, opposite Dodge's hotel,
house Wakefield
Pitcher John W. dry goods, McDufFee's block, h. Wakefield
Plummer Gershom, N. P. Co. house Wakefield
Plummer John, fish market, house Hanson
Plummer Jonas, farmer, house Chestnut HilTroad
Pollock, Roht., N. P. Co. house Union
Poulliotte Noclese, shoemaker, house Hanson
Pratt Joseph H. farmer, h. Meaderborough road
j Pray John W. dentist, 1 J McDufFee's block, bds. Dodge's hotel
Pugsley Frank, farmer, house Dry Hill road
QUINN CORNELIUS, laborer, honse near Lincoln
Quinn John, mason, house Quinn
RAMSDELL DAVID, N. P. Co. house Summer
Rand Bickford, farmer, house Crown Point road
Rand William, grocer, boards Dodge's hotel
Randall Horace, shoemaker, house Lincoln
Randall Jeremiah, farmer, h. Cross road from Wakefield
Randall Jeremiah J. farmer, Cross road from Wakefield
Reardon Dennis, N. P. Co. house Bow
Reroitzer Enos, shoemaker, house Winter
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, house Hanson
Richardson Ephraim, boarding house, house Main
Richardson Geo. F. ticket master, B. & M. R. R. h. Summer
Richardson M. A. Mrs. millinery, and fancy goods, 4
McDufFee's block, house Summer
Roberts Henry K. farmer, house Dock road
Roberts Herman, shoemaker, h. Wakefield
Roberts Henry K. farmer, h. New Durham road
Roberts John L. farmer, h. Dock road
Roberts John L. farmer, h. New Durham road
Roberts John R. farmer, house Main
Roberts John W. grocer, Central square, h. Cove court
Roberts Mary Y. Miss. h. Cocheco square
Roberts Rhoda, widow, h. New Durham road
ROCHESTER [g] DIRECTORY. 143
Roberts Samuel, Jr. farmer, h. New Durham road
Roberts Thomas, farmer, h. Dock road
Roberts William J. farmer, h. Dock road
Roberts William J. farmer, h. New Durham road
Rollins Eli, shoemaker, house Main
Robinson John, shoemaker, h. Lincoln
Robinson Martha H. Mrs. h. Elm
Robinson Mary, widow, boarding house, h. Summer
Robinson M. widow, boarding house h. Elm
Rogers Daniel, farmer, h. Ten Rod road
Rogers Daniel J. farmer, h. Ten-Rod road
Rogers George, shoemaker, h. Wakefield
Rogers Patrick, tanner, h. Wentworth
Rogers Richard, farmer, h. New Durham road
Rogers Richard T. farmer, h. Dock road
Rogers Samuel, farmer, h. New Durham road
Rowel Hiram, boots and shoes, Wentworth's block, Central
square, house Portland
SALINGER ISIDORE, dry goods, 2 McDuffee's block,
house Main
Sampson Luther, farmer, h. Dock road
Sampson Luther B. farmer, h. Walnut
Sanborn C. K. lawyer, Central square, h. WakefieldJ
Sanborn David, farmer, h. Gonic road
Sanborn John W. shoemaker, Central square
Sanborn Mary A. milliner, 3 McDuffee's block ,
Sanborn Noah J. laborer, house Elm
Sargent Belton W. physician, Main, h. do.
Sargent Zebediah, shoemaker, h. Main
Scruton Stephen B. shoemaker, h. Elm v I
Scruton Stephen B. shoemaker, h. Charles
Seavey Jonathan T. farmer, h. Neck road
Severance Levi, farmer, h. Walnut
Seavey Mark, tinman, h. Summer
Seavey Samuel, farmer, h. Neck road j
Sherburne Henry, Mrs. house Pine
Shivers Jane, widow, h. Summer
Shorey L. W. shoemaker, h. Portland
Simonds William R. horse trainer and veterinary surgeon,
house Elm
Skelley Michael, N. P. Co. h. Charles
Sleeper Wesley, farmer, h. Wakefield
Small Edward', shoemaker, h. Winter
Smith Cyril C. harness maker, S. A. Smith's, h. Charles
Smith Edward, heelmaker, h. Charles
Smith Edward, harness maker, house corner Myrtle and
Charles
Smith James E. hack driver, house Cove court
Smith James J. hats and caps, Central sqnare, boards
Dodge's hotel
14A ROCHESTER [T] DIRECTORY.
Smith John, N. P. Co. house Market
Smith John R. farmer, house Chestnut Hill road
Smith Leonard W. farmer, house Cross road from Wakefield
Smith Lewis, laborer, house Wakefield
Smith Moody, farmer, house Cross road
Smith Olive, shoemaker, house Wakefield
Smith S. A. harness maker, house Ceutral square
Smith Timothy, laborer, house Chestnut Hill road
Soane Patrick, N. P. Co. house Jackson
Salinger Rudolph, clerk, boards Main
Spinney Joseph, shoemaker, house Summer
Springfield George, woollen mauuf. house Ten-Rod road
Springfield Isaac "N. woollen manuf. house Main
Springfield Isaac W. farmer, house Ten-Rod road
St Clair John, N. P. Co. house Shamrock court
Stackpole Geo. L. shoemaker, house Elm
Stackpole George S. shoemaker, house Elm
Stone H. M. clergyman, house Liberty
Sullivan Jere. laborer, house rear Lincoln
Swain Daniel, farmer, house Dry Hill road
Swain L. carpenter, house Bow
Swaysey Charles E. physieian, house Liberty
TANNER SETH, jobber, house Wakefield
Tasker Thomas J. farmer, Neck road
Teague James, N. P. Co. house Jackson
Teague Patrick, N. P. Co. Shamrock court "|
Tebbetts Noah, lawyer, boards Liberty
Thurston Henry, livery stable, house Main
Thurrill John, tanner, house Lincoln
Thompson Charles H. shoemaker, house Wentworth
Thompson Daniel, shoemaker, house Portland
Thompson John, N. P. Co. house Pine
Thompson William R. shoemaker, Meaderborough road
Tibbetts Edward, farmer, Cross road
Tibbetts James, farmer, Old Dover road
Tilton Reuben, lumber dealer, house Summer
Tobin William, tanner, house Winter
Torr John F. farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Trickey Joseph Mrs. farmer, Great Falls road
True Ezekiel, clergyman, house Elm
True F. W. clergyman, house Elm
Tufts Amos, carpenter, house Myrtle »
Tufts Wilson G. carpenter, house Main
Tuttle Israel, gardener, house Walnut
Twombly Aaron Mrs., Ten-Rod road
Twombly Allen, farmer, Back road
Twombly Hamson, farmer, Back road }
Twomblv Joseph, shoemaker, house Main
Twombly John F. farmer, Ten- Rod road
ROCHESTER [V"W] DIRECTORY. 145
VARNEY CHARLES, shoemaker, h. Portland
Varney George W. farmer, Old Dover road
Varney George, farmer, Ten-Rod road
Varney Samuel, shoemaker, house Wentworth
Varney Samuel, F. auctioneer, house Charles
Varney Stephen Mrs. boarding house, Main
Varney Tamson Miss, New Durham road
Varney Thomas G. shoemaker, house Bow
Vickey William K. farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Valleys John, B. & M. R. R. house Winter
Varrity Joseph, N. P. Co. house Market
WALDRON DANIEL, carpenter, house Cocheco
Waldron Dudley, farmer, Ten-Rod road
Waldron James, farmer, Ten-Rod road
Wallace Edward, (Wallace Bros.), shoe manuf. Main, h. do.
Wallace Hiram, shoemaker, house Lincoln
Walker Charles, farmer, Dock road
Walker Charles F. farmer,New Durham road
Walker George A. trader, house Elm
Walker George A. laborer, house Elm
Warren Clara A. dressmaker, Main, opp. M. E. church
Warren James, clergyman, house Liberty
Warren Joseph, shoemaker, house Wakefield
Warren N. R. physician, office Central square, h. R. R. ave.
Warren Omar B. shoecutter, house Liberty
Warren Wilbur, shoe manuf. house Main
Warburton James, N. P. Co., house^Liberty
Watson Elihu H. farmer, Neck road
Watson George D. farmer, Neck road
Watson William H. laborer, house Cocheco square
Webster Nathaniel, basket maker, house Pine
Webster & Co., misses millinery, R. R. avenue
Weeks Henry, shoemaker, Wentworth
Wentworth Albert E. blacksmith, house Wentworth
Wentworth .Andrew, carpenter, house Portland
Wentworth Charles, farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Wentworth Charles F., Dodge's saloon, Central square, h. cor.
Market and Wakefield [shoe manufs. Wentworth
Wentworth & Colby, (S. J. Wentworth & A. G. Colby),
Wentworth Frank P. farmer, house Grove
Wentworth George, shoemaker, house Wakefield
Wentworth Harrison, baggage master, C. R. R., h. R. R. ave
Wentworth Ira, farmer, Barrington road
Wentworth John F. farmer, Neck road
Wentworth James, shoemaker, house Wentworth
Wentworth Jonathan, livery stable, Main
Wentworth Jonathan, stable keeper, Main, house do.
Wentworth Lewis, N. P. Co., house Union
Wentworth Luther, farmer, house Elm
Wentworth Martin B. blacksmith, house Wentworth 19
146 ROCHESTER [Y] DIRECTORY.
Wentworth O. F. Miss, dressmaker, Central square, bds. Main
Wentworth Robert, farmer, Chestnut Hill road
Wentworth Russell, shoemaker, boards Wentworth
Wentworth Samuel, shoemaker, house Wakefield
Wentworth Silas, livery stable, Wentworth, house do.
Wentworth Silas J. shoe manufacturer, Wentworth, house do.
Wentworth Stephen, carpenter, house Elm
Wentworth Stephen F. clerk, house Main
Wentworth Stephen A. J. carpenter, Hanson, house. Portland
Wentworth S. H. proprietor Mansion House, Main
Wentworth Thomas D. carpenter, house Elm
Wentworth T. D. carpenter, house Elm
Wentworth William, flour and grain, Main, near Mansion H.
Wescott Morton, sewing machine, McDuffee's blk. h. Autumn
White Charles, shoemaker, house Summer
White Frank, stone mason, h. Summer
White James, shoemaker, h. Pine
White John, stonemason, h. Summer
Whitehouse Enoch, ins. agent, h. Wakefield
Whitehouse F. H. farmer, h. Neck road
Whitehouse John, machinist, h. Elm
Whitehouse John M. machinist, h. Elm
Whitehouse Jonathan, farmer, h. Wakefield
Whitehouse William Mrs. widow, h. Portland
Whiteman James, N. P. Co. h. Market
Whittemore A. J. photographer, Market, h. Charles
Wigglesworth Wright, farmer, h. Back road
Wiggin Lafayette, clerk, h. Wakefield
Willard Charles, farmer, h. Cross road from Wakefield
Willard Charles W. farmer, h. Cross road from Wakefield
Willard Enoch, farmer, h. Chestnut Hill road
Willey Abbie S. Mrs. house Elm
Willey Enoch, farmer, h. Great Falls road
Willey Moses W., N. P. Co. h. Elm
Wilkinson Isaiah M. farmer, h. Wakefield
Wilkinson Nancy J. Mrs. h. Elm
Wilkinson William, laborer, h. Pine
Wilkinson William H. laborer, h. Pine
Wingate Charles, shoemaker, h. Elm
Wingate John, shoemaker, h. Portland
Wingate Lyman, shoemaker, h. Elm
Worcester & Gaffhey, lawyers, office Market
Worcester Joseph, lawyer, h. Charles
Woodis Herman, shoemaker, h. Wakefield
Wolf Simon, clerk, Feineman's, bds. Myrtle
Wormwood James, carpenter, h. Portland
Yeaton Charles, shoemaker, h. Pine
Young Furber, farmer, h. Meaderborough road
Young Joseph, N. P. Co. h. Union
Young Nattie Mrs. house Main
Young Richard K. farmer, h. Back road
ROCHESTER [gONIc] DIRECTORY. 147
GONIG.
ABBOT JOHN, farmer, h. Great Falls road
Allen James, teamster, h. Main
BERRY HALL, farmer, h. Dover road
Berry Stephen, laborer, h. Dover road
Bickford Geo. W. farmer, h. Dover road
Bickford Ira L. shoemaker, h. Dover road
Bickford John W. washing machines, h. Main
Bickford Patience, widow, h. Dry Hill road
Bickford Samuel, farmer, h. Dover road
Bickford Stephen, carpenter, h. Dover road
Boyce James, G. M. Co. h. Main
Brown Andrew J. laborer, Cross road
Brown Dennis, G. M. Co. h. Main
Burley Samuel, farmer, h, Dover road
Buzzell Lyford, botanic physician, h. Main
CARSON DAVID, shoemaker, h. Flagg road
Chesley James, junk dealer, h. Dover road
Chesley John, farmer, h. Main
Cilley Sewall, farmer, h. Main
Cilley Sewall J. carpenter, h. Main
Clark Aaron, laborer, h. Main
Clark Charles, farmer, h. Dover road
dark Smith, farmer, h. Barrington road
Clark Joseph, farmer, h. Dover road
Cotton Sarah Ann, widow, h. Main
Callomy Nehemiah, pedler, h. Main
Caliomy Nehemiah Jr. shoemaker, h. Main
Cookson John, farmer, h. Great Falls road
DAGGETT NATHANIEL, shoemaker, h. Dover road
Daggett Andrew, farmer, h. Dover road
Dow Hugh R. machinist, h. Main
Downs John, shoemaker, h.Dry Hill road
Dudley Samuel, shoemaker, h. Dry Hill road
ENGLAND MICHAEL, farmer, h. Dover road
FELKER WM. H. farmer, h. Main
Flagg Aaron, farmer, Flagg road
Flagg Wm. W. farmer, Flagg road
Fogerty Mathew, G. M. Co. h. Main
Foss Andrew W. farmer, Dry Hill road
Foss Charles, farmer, Dry Hill road
Foss James, farmer, Dry Hill road
Foss James N., G. M. Co. h. Flagg road
Foss John, G. M. Co. h. Dover road
Foss Lucy, widow, h. Dry Hill road
Foss Richard, farmer, h. Dry Hill road
148 ROCHESTER [GONIc] DIRECTORY.
GARLAND JAMES, carpenter, h. Flagg road
Garland Lewis, farmer, h. Flagg road
Gale Wm. farmer, h. Great Falls road
Gear Alex, blacksmith, h. Dover road
Gear Gideon, farmer, h. Dover road
Gray Enoch W. grocer, Main, h. do.
Gray Joseph, stonecutter, h. Main
Gary Orrin, stonecutter, h. Main
HALL BENJAMIN R. farmer, h. Dover road
Hall John, farmer, h. Dover road
Hall John S. farmer, h. Great Falls road A
Ham David F. farmer, h. Dry Hill road
Ham Eliza, widow, farmer, h. Dover road
Ham Jonathan, farmer, h. Main
Ham Mary, widow, h. Main
Ham Samuel, laborer, h. Dover road
Ham Waldron, farmer, h. Dover road
Hanson John, shoemaker, h. Dover road
Hayes Benjamin F. farmer, h. Main
Hayes Dudley W. farmer, h. Dover road
Hayes John Mrs. h. Main
Hayes Joseph O. farmer, h. Main
Hayes James D. farmer, h. Great Falls road •
Hayes James Y., G. M. Co. h. Main
Hayes John F. farmer, h. Dover road
Hayes Joseph, sawyer, h. Main
Hayes Joseph N. farmer, h. Dover road
Hayes Richard, farmer, h. Main
Hayes Stephen E. stonecutter^ h. Great Falls road
Hayes Theresa Mrs. farmer, h. Main
Hartford Moses, teamster, h. Dover road
Hill George, clergyman, h. Dover road
Hill Lyman H. farmer, Barrington road
Horn Lewis, G. M. Co. h. Dover road
Howard William, farmer, Dry Hill road
Howe Samuel, groceries and provisions, Main, h. Dover road
Hurd Elbridge, G. M. Co. h. Main
Hurd George W. farmer, h. Flagg road
Hurd Isaac, carpenter, h. Dover road
Hurd John W. farmer, h. Dry Hill road
Hussey George, farmer, h. Main
Hussey Paul, farmer, h. Main
JOHNSON LYDIA A. widow, boarding-house, Main
LEAVITT WILLIAM. C. Mrs. h. Dover road
Locke Henry W. country store and post office, h. Main,
Long John G. shoemaker, h. Great Falls road
Lovejoy Azal, clergyman, h. Main
Lyons John, P. & O. R. R. h. Main
ROCHESTER [GONIc] DIRECTORY. 149
McDUFFE GEORGE, farmer, h. Great Falls road
McDuffee Lewis Mrs. Great Falls road
Meader Levi, G. M, Co. h. Main
Murray James, farmer, h. Great Falls road
NUTE CAROLINE, widow, h. Main
OSBORNE JAMES S. earthenware manufacturer, h.
Dover road
Osborne Eliza Mrs. h. Dover road
Osborne John H. farmer, h. Dover road
Otis Job, farmer, h. Barrington road
Otis John, shoemaker, h. Barrington road
Otis Frank, shoemaker, h. Flagg road
Otis Munroe, shoemaker, h. Barrington road
PARKER DAVID W. machinist, h. Main
Pearl Azariah, farmer, h. Dry Hill road
Pearl Gilman, farmer, h. Dry Hill road
Place Charles, cabinet maker, h. Dover road
Place James H. blacksmith, Main, h. do.
Place Noah, shoemaker, h. Dover road
QUIMBY JAMES, grinder, works Laconia, h. Flagg road
RAMSBOTTOM WILLIAM, farmer, h. Great Falls road
Richardson Bradley, depot master, h. Great Falls road
Richardson Jeremiah, shoemaker, h. Great Falls road
Richmond Benjamin, G. M. Co. h. Main
Richmond Charles, laborer, h. Main
Roberts Eliza Mrs. h. Main
Roberts George, farmer, h. Dover road
SANBORN HENRY, teacher, Barrington road
Seavey Daniel, farmer, h. Dover road
Seavey Jonathan T. farmer, h. Dover road
Seavey Olive, w idow, h. Dover road
Speak David, wool sorter, h. Dover road
Swain Daniel, farmer, h. Dry Hill road
TWOMBLY ALLEN, carpenter, h. Great Falls road
Twombly Isaac H. farmer, h. Great Falls road
VARNEY DOWNING, dry goods and groceries, Main,
h. Dover road
Varney John W. hotel Main
Varney Philander, farmer, h. Dover road
Varney Seth Mrs. h. Main
150 ROCHESTER [e. ROCHESTER] DIRECTORY.
WATSON ELIHU H. farmer, h. Dover road
Watson George D. farmer, h. Dover road
Wentworth Micajah, saw mill, h. Dover road
Wentworth Susan, widow, h. Cross road
Whipple John, shoemaker, h. Great Falls road
Whitehouse Arthur W. clerk G. M. Co. bds. Main
Whitehouse Charles S. agent G. M. Co. h. Main
Whitehouse Jacob, laborer, h. Dover road
Whitehouse John, G. M. Co. h. Main
Whitehouse Nicholas, cashier G. M. Co. h. Main
Whitten , laborer, h. Main
Willand Enoch, farmer, h. Cross road
Woodward Solon M. farmer, h. Dover road
YOUNG JAMES, carpenter, h. Great Falls road
Young John, farmer, h. Great Falls road
Young Richard, farmer, h. Great Falls road
Young Samuel, carpenter, h. Great Falls road
EAST ROCHESTER.
ABBOT WILLIAM P. farmer, h. Main
BAKER CHARLES, laborer, h. Salmon Falls road
Baker Jacob, laborer, h. Salmon Falls road
Baker Joy, blacksmith, h. Main
Barker George, blacksmith, h. Main
Bennett William B. teacher, h. Milton road
Blaisdell Eli, farmer, h. Main
Blaisdell Joseph, truckman, h. Blaisdell
Blaisdell John W. shoemaker, h. Blaisdell
Blaisdell Wesley, shoemaker, h. Cocheco avenue
Blaiso C. physician, h. Cocheco avenue
Bocock Joseph, spinner, h. Main
Bocock Richard, C. W. M. Co. h. Blaisdell
CAROSY THOMAS, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Carson Charles, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Carson Willard, expressman, h. Milton road
Chalmer David, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Chesley Plumer, clergyman, h. Main
Chalmers John, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Clark Charles, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Clark Sylvester, farmer, h. McCrillis j
Corson James, farmer, h. Portland road
Corson Samuel, farmer, h. Portland road
Corson Benjamin, shoemaker, h. Milton road
Corson George, shoemaker, h. Main
Corson Horatio, millwright, h;Mill
Crissell Robert, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
ROCHESTER [e. ROCHESTER] DIRECTORY. 151
DAME , G. M. Co. h. Main
Dame John, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Driver Samuel, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
EMERSON SAMUEL, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
FARRAND JOHN C, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Farrington Jeremiah A. (Walker & Farrington), h. Main
Faunce Aaron, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Faunce Wm. H., C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Firth Richard, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Folsom Eben H. farmer, h. Portland
Folsom William P. jeweller, h. Main
Foster D. S., C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Fourdry John, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Furbush Charles H. farmer, h. Blaisdell
Furbush Eli, shoemaker, h. Main
GARDNER FRED., C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Gerrish Alphonso, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Goodwin Hiram, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Goodwin Oliver, wool sorter, h. Mill
Gotts Frank, C. W. M. Co. bds. Mill
Greenwood Thomas,- C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Grant Sullivan, shoemaker, h. Cocheco avenue
HADDRICK WILLIAM, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Hall Asa, shoemaker, h. Portland road
Hall John, Agent, C. W. M. Co. Cocheco avenue
Hall Thomas, C. W. M. Co. h. Cocheco avenue
Hall William, farmer, h. Portland road
Harford Benjamin, C. W. M. Co. h. Main
Harrington Larkin, C. W. M. Co. h. Main
Hodgdon William, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Hoit Thomas, fanner, h. McCrillis
Home George, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Hoyt Charles L., C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Hoyt Frank, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Hoyt Lovey A. Mrs. boarding-house, Canal
Hunter James, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
INGHAM SAMUEL, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Ingham Thomas, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
JACOBS J. shoemaker, h. Portland road
Jones Charles, teamster, Cocheco avenue
KERSHOM EDWARD, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
LEE JAMES, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
152 ROCHESTER [e. ROCHESTER] DIRECTORY.
MESERVE WALTER B., C. W. M. Co. h. Ca na l
Moore William, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
McCrillis Joel, mason, h. McCrillis
McCrillis George, farmer, h. Main
McCrillis Thomas, painter, h. Mill
McCrillis Elihu, C. W. M. Co. h. Main
McCrillis John G. shoemaker, h. McCrillis
McCrillis Lorenzo, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
NOYES TIMOTHY, shoemaker, h. Milton road
Nute Daniel, farmer, h . Salmon Falls road
Nute Andrew, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
PARKER CHARLES F., C. W. M. Co. h. Cocheco ave.
Parshley Albert, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Pearson Everett, C. W. M. Co. h. Cocheco avenue
Pray Amasa, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Pray Ezra, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Pray Sylvester, carpenter, h. Main
QUIMBY ALBERT, shoemaker, h. Main
Quimby James, truckman, h. Main
Quimby Larkin J. truckman, h. Main
RATCLIFF WILLIAM, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Riley Joseph, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Richards Orrin, farmer, h. Main
Roberts Asa,' farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Rogers Augustus, shoemaker, h. Main
Roberts Samuel, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
SAYWARD J. & Co. (M. J. Downs), h. Main
Shorey Ezra, farmer, h. Main
Shorey Frank, expressman, h. Main
Shorey John C. shoemaker, h. Milton road
Shorey Nathaniel, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Shorey Nathaniel, shoemaker, h. Portland road
Shorey Simon P. millwright, h. Main
Shorey Stephen, lumber dealer, h. Milton road
Sylvester John, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
TAYLOR PRIESTLY, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Thorpe Jabez, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Tibbetts Asa, farmer, h. McCrillis
Tibbetts Elijah, ticket master, P. & R. R. h. McCrillis
Tibbetts Haley, farmer, h. Mill
Tibbetts John W. livery stable, Main, h. do.
Tibbetts M. Mrs. dressmaker, h. Mill
Tucker George W. truckman, h. Main
ROCHESTER [e* ROCHESTER] DIRECTORY. 153
VARNEY ASA, shoemaker, h. Mill
Varney Charles G. truckman, h. Main
Varney Eben, shoemaker, h. Milton road
Varney Moses, farmer, h. Mill
Varney Sharrington, wheelwright, h. Main
WALKER ABRAM, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Walker James, (Walker & Farrington), h. Main
Walker and Farrington, (James Walker & Jeremiah E.Farring-
ton, dry goods and groceries, h. Main
Wallingford B. farmer, h. Mill
Wallingford Moses, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Warburton Nathaniel, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Wells Edward, C. W. M. Co. h. Canal
Wells Elijah, C. W. M. Co. h. Mill
Wentworth Benjamin, gardener, h. Main
Willey Luke, carpenter, h. Mill
Wingate Daniel, farmer, h. Salmon Falls road
Wingate Joseph, saloon, h. Main
Winn Andrew, C- W. M. Co. h. Blaisdell
YOUNG THOMAS, sheoraaker, h. Cocheco avenue
PERKINS A HOUSE'S
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Absolute Safety. No Odor. Economy.
*&$*%&*
The Scientific American says: "Any plan of Lamp that can
render Kerosene non-explosive, awe? insure safety to life and property,
is certainly worthy attention, and deserving of general adoption."
The public are invited to examine this Lamp. Do not use an
unsafe Glass lump in your house, when you can get an absolute
Safety Lamp, that will not explode, that*will not give off bad odor,
that will not break, that will give a light equal to two other
lamps.
Lamps for the Kitchen, Parlor, Study, for Churches, Public
Halls, Factories, &c, &c, for sale by
ALLEN FOLGER,
Durgin's Block, next door west of Post Office,
CONCORD. N. H.
154
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENT.
JANES MARTIN A SON
MANUFACTURER OFS
CAMP MEETING AND GARDEN
TENTS
Italian and Store Awnings.
CANVAS SIGNS, BOAT SAILS, WAGON COVERS
GS,
&c, &c. Particular attention paid to the making of
"Vessels 9 Colors and. Burgees,
Agents for the AQUAPELLE FINISH
Wat er & Mildew-Proof Bucks
and Awning Stripes*
And Dealers in ITALIAN AWJSriJTG STOCK
and Fixtures, Tent JPoles, Pins, and Slides.
We have several large tents, that will seat from 500 to 4,000 persons
to dine under, which, with about 100 smaller tents, we will let on reasonable
terms. All letters promptly answered, (and all orders personally attended to.
JAMES MARTIN & SON,
114 Commercial Street, Boston.
James Martin.
James A. Martin.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF ROCHESTER.
Agricultural Stores.
Haves A., Central sq.
KENDALL & WHITNEY, (Portland,
Me).
Apothecaries*
HANSON DOMIXICUS, Central sq.
(s '« i in. p. i) m
Farrington, Walter J., McDuffee's blk.
Bankers.
J. McDuffee & Co. Central square
Billiard Saloon.
Buruham S. H., Hanson
Books and Stationery.
HANSON DOMINICUS, Central sq.
See advt. p. 200
Boots and Shoes.
JONES JOHN H., "Wentworth's block,
I Central sq. See advt. p. 199
Rowell Hiram, "Wentworth's blk. Main
Evans Jeremiah 1)., Hanson's blk. Cen-
tral sq.
Butchers.
Gilman J. G. & Son, Hanson
McDuffee Daniel, Kim
McDuffee Richard, Central sq.
Hayes George, Main
Botanic Medicines.
Buzzell Lyfbrd, Main (Gonic).
Carriage Manufacturer.
Edgerly J. H., Main
Clergymen.
Hill George, (F. "W. B.) (Gonic)
Lovejoy Azal,(F. W. B.) Main, (E. Roch-
ester
Smith Daniel G.
Stone H. M.
True Ezekiel, (F. W. B.)
Confectionery.
HANSON DOMINICUS, Central sq.
See advt. p. 200
Clocks and Watches.
Home William F., McDuffee's blk. Cen-
tral sq.
Legi o John, Wentworth's blk.Centralsq.
Clothing and Furnishing
Stores.
FEINEMAN F. 1 McDuffee's blk. Cen-
tral sq. See advt p. 199
PI1UE JAMES, Market, opp. Dodge's
Hotel See advt. p. 200
Dentists.
- Pray John W. 1 McDuffee's blk. Central
square
Dressmakers.*
Hayes F. 0. Mrs., Wentworth's blk.
Wentworth O. b\ Miss, Central sq. opp.
Dodge's Hotel
Drugs and Bye Stuffs.
HANSON DOMINICUS, Central sq.
See advt. u. 200
Dry Goods.
Bird C. P. Mrs. 6 McDuffee's block
Chase <!. K., Central sq.
Pitcher John W., McDuffee's block
Salinger 1.. McDuffee's block
Varney Downing, Main (Gonic)
Expressmen.
CANNEY & CO. office D. Hanson's
McDuffee's, (Portland and Rochester)
Shorey Frank, Main, (East. Rochester)
Fancy Goods.
Furber Sarah F. Miss, Wentworth's blk.
HANSON DOMINICUS, Central sq.
See advt. p. 290
Flour and Feed.
Barker Benjamin, Market
Grocers.
Bird C. F. Mrs. 6 McDuffee's block
Buruham N. & Son, Market
Gray E. \V., Main, (Gonic)
Howe Samuel, Main, (Gonic)
Locke Henry, Main, (Gonic)
Band William, Market
Varney Downing, Main. (Gonic)
Walker & Farrington, Main, (E. Roch.
Hardware,
Ela , Market
Hayes Albert W., Central square
Harness Maker.
Smith S. A. Market, opp. hotel
Hotels.
Dodge's Hotel, Central square
Mansion House, Main
Insurance Agents*
Hodgdon E. P., Ten-Rod road
PARSHLEY, A. S , McDuffee's block
See advt. p. 199
Rand William, Main
Jeweller.
Folsom "William P., Main, (E. Rochester)
Ijivery Stables.
Tebbetts J. W., Main. (East Rochester)
Wentworth Shas, Wentworth
Wentworth Jonathan, .Main
Merchant Tailors.
FEINEMAN F. 1 McDuffee's blk. Cen-
tral sq. See advt. p. 199
PIRIE JAMES, Market, opp. Dodge's
Hotel See advt. p. 200
Davis & Meader, Main
Milliners.
Haves F. C. Mis., Wentworth's b!ock
Richardson M. A. Mrs. 4 .McDuffee's blk.
Sanborn Mary A. McDuffee's bik. Ceu*
tral sq.
156
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF ROCHESTER.
Newspapers.
"ROCHESTER COURIER," C. W. Fol-
6om editor and publisher, Hanson
See advt. p. 156
Patent Medicines.
HANSON DOMINIC US, Central sq.
See advt. p. 200
Photographer.
Whittemore A. J., Market
Physicians.
Dow Enoch, Main
Dorman Nathaniel, Hanson
Farringtoh James, Autumn
Lougee Isaac, Wakefield
Sargent Bettoti W., Main
Warren Moses, Central sq.
Printer.
FOLSOM C; W., book and job, Hanson
See advt. p. 156
Saloons.
Burnham's, Hanson
Dodge's, Central square
WING ATE JOSEPH, Main, (East Roch
ester) See advt. p. 0U0
Sewing Machines.
PIRIE JAMES, Market, opp. Dodge's
Hotel See advt. p. 200
Silver and Plated Ware.
Home Wilbur P., McDuffee's blk. Cen-
tral sq.
Legro John, Wentworth's blk.Centralsq.
Stages.
Hodgdon's — Strafford, Barnstead Cen-
tre. &c.
Shorey's— East Rochester, (daily)
Stoves and Tin Ware.
Ela Wendell P. new building, Market
Tailors.
Chick John F.. Feineman's
Davis A Meader, Main
FEINEMAN F. 1 McDuffee's block
See advt. p. 199
PIRIE JAMES, Market, opp. Dodge's
Hotel See advt. p. 200
Telegrapher.
Jones John F., Wentworth's block
Wood and Lumber.
Ricker, Win. M. Hanson
[Yankee Motions.
HANSON DOMINICUS, Central sq.
See advt. p. 200
The Best Advertising Medium in Eastern
New Hampshire.
Established in 1864. Enlarged in 1870.
THE
ROCHESTER COURIER,
Published every Friday Morning, by
OHAS. W. FOLSOM,
Editor and Proprietor.
ROCHESTER, N. H.
Terms, $1.50 a year, in advance.
TOWN REGISTER 07 ROCHESTER.
Town Officers, 1—7. 2187
Moderator.— James Farrington.
Town Clerk.— Charles W. Bickford.
Selectmen.— John P. McDnffee, Nathan-
iel Dorman, John H. Osborne.
Overseers of the Poor. -The Selectmen.
Collector of Taxes.— Silas J. Wentworth-
Liquor Agent.— J. "W. Roberts.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Engineer.— C.K. Sanborn.
Assistant Engineers. — James Earring-
ton, J. Thorn Dodge, Henry W.Locke,
Jeremiah Farrington.
ENGINE COMPANIES.
COCHECO, No. 1.
W. H. Allen, Foreman: J. H. Mcd-illis 1
Assistant; G. H. Dennett, Clerk.
TORRENT, No. 2.
Richard Cross, Foreman; G. H. Jack-
sou, Assistant ; John Greenfield, Clerk.
TIGER No. 3. (Gonic).
A. D. Whitehouse, Foreman; L.Horn,
Assistant.
TORRENT, No. 5, (E. Rochester).
J. W. Tibbetts, Foreman; Joseph Win-
gate, Assistant.
Constables.
Larkin B. Morrell, Geo. Roberts, (Gonic)
POLICE COURT.
J. H. "Worcester, Judge; Eben J.Mathes,
Assistant.
Police Officers.
J. W. Roberts, L. R. Moulton. Jonathan
Wentworth, T. D. Wentworth, Benj.
Richards. J. W. Gray; Thomas Me-
Cril lis, (East Rochester) ; L. B. McCril-
Ii6, (East Rochester).
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL, Main street.
John E. Pike, Principal
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Wakefield street
James W. Grant, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, Main st.
Abby B. Nash, Teacher.
Elm street.
Hattie E. Harker, T.:acher.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Main street.
Mrs. Helen S. Hearne, Teacher.
Wakefield street.
Laura I. Parsons, Teacher.
The schools in Rochester village are
organized and graded under a special act
of the Legislature, called the kF Somers-
wortli Act." The teachers are hired for
only one term at a time.
CHURCHES, SOCIETIES, &C
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Organized May. 1737.
Rev. H. M. Stone, Pastor; Benjamin
Barker, Thomas Brown, Deacons; F.
McDuffee, Clerk; Charles W. Brown,
Supt. Sabbath School; A. J. Whitte-
niore, Librarian; number of scholars
about 150.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Main Street.
Daniel G. Smith, Pastor; Stephen D.
Wentworth. clerk; J. Hall, VV. K. Kim-
ball, Charles Bradley, Micajah Emer-
son, Reuben Tilton, John P. Trickey,
Trustees; J. P. Trickey, Supt. Sabbath
School.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Worship In Wentworth Hall.
Rev. Ezekiel True, Pastor; Eben S.Dyer,
Clerk and Treasurer; Larkin B. Maul-
ten, James T. Nichols, Daviiel McDuf-
fee, Directors; Rev. E. True, Supt.
Sabbath School.
FREE AVILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
(East Rochester), Organized 1862.
Azal Lovejoy, Pastor; Joseph S. Harri-
man, Clerk; Stephen Shorey, Jesse
Furbush, Deacons; Moses S. Varney,
Supt. Sunday School.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Gonic).
Rev. Geo. Hill. Pastor. J. W. Ham,
Clerk; J. W. Ham, Ivory Berry, Dea-
cons; N. V. Whitehouse, Stephen Jen-
ness, J. W. Ham, Directors; Samuel
Bickford, Supt. Sunday School; John
S. F. Seavey, Sexton.
HUMANE LODGE, No. 21. (MASONIC)
Chartered 1810.
Officers.— Noah Tebbetts, W. M.; Wes-
ley Webber, S. W. ; Joseph B.Twom-
bly, J. W.; George Corson, Treasurer;
John S. Parsons, Secretary ; Russell B.
Wentworth, S. D.; William Homey,
J. D.; William A. Jones. Senior S.;
John W. Robinson, Junior S.: Louis
McD. Hussey, Marshall; John A.
Bet cher. Chorister; Charles W. Brown,
Chaplain; George W. Hurd, Tyler;
John 8. Parsons, Representative to the
Grand Lodge.
158
TOWN REGISTER OF ROCHESTER.
Masonic, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias,
AND
Temperance Society
REGALIA.
Military and Theatrical
GOODS,
Gold and Silver Laces, Braids, Cords,
Fringes, Tassels, Buttons, Stars, &c.
Masonic Books, Charts, Engravings.
POLLARD & LEIGHTON,
No. 104 Tremont Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
RISING SUN LODGE No. 7.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Is in a flourishing condition. They
installed the Lodge the 5th of January
1871. and its membership amounts to
eighty. They meet every week on Thurs-
day, at Wentworth's new hall.
Officers.— VV. F. Home, V. P.; Lnrkin
B. Moulton, W. C; J. J. Smith, V. C;
J. T. Dodge, B.; James McCrillis, F.
S.; Dr. J. W. Pray. R. S.; Fred. A.
Kimball, G.; C. W. Sleeper, J. S.;
Charles E. Harriman, O. S.
SAMPSON POST, No. 22, G. A. R.
Officers.— Osman B. Warren, P. C; John
F. Billings, J. V. C; C. K. Brackett,
Qm. ; Johnson C. Logan, Chaplain;
Matthew league. Qm. Seig't; G. F.
Rollins, O. G.; Wilbur F. Warren, S.
V. C: E. G. Bicker, Adjt.; B. W. Sar-
gent, Surgeon; W. C. Tufts, Sergeant
Major; Owen Carroll, O. B.
MOLOTINIA LODGE, I. O. of O.F. No.18
Instituted March 16th, 1846.
Time of Meetings from March 20th to
Sept. 20th, at 8 o'clock tjatu rday evenings ;
and from Sept. 20th to March 20th, at 7
o'clock Saturday evenings.
Officers for the present term.— C.Henry
Hayes, N. G.; J. B. Dame, V. G.; J.
W. Boston, R. S.; J.S. Parsons, Treas-
urer; S. M. Y. Meserve, P.S. Number
of members, 203.
NORWAY PLAINS ENCAMPMENT
No. 7. I. O. of O.F.
Instituted September 11th, 1849.
Time of meeting the first and third
Wednesday evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock.
Officers of the present term.— S. Francis
Felker, C. P.; C. Henry Hayes, H. P.;
N. Brock, S. W.; S. W. Goodwin, -J.
W.; Thomas Brown, Treasurer; S. M.
Y. Meserve, Scribe. Number of mem-
bers, 87.
Manufacturing Companies.
NORWAY PLAINS MANUFACTUR-
ING COMPANY.
Incorporated 1846. Capital $250,000.
J. D. Sturtevant, Agent; Francis Cabot,
Treasurer; Robert Mcllroy, Superin-
tendent; Moses B. Wildes. J. I). Stur-
tevant. Francis Cabot, Benj, W.GIea-
son, Benj. P. Cheney, Samuel P. Dex-
ter, Directors.
Manufacture Blankets and Flannels.
Number of hands employed, 335.
GONIC MANUF'G COMPANY.
Incorporated 1859.
N.V. Whitehouse, Agent; C. S. White-
house, {Superintendent; N. V. White-
house, Samuel B. liiudge, Marshal B .
Wilder, Directors.
Manufacture flannels; run seven sets
machinery, employ 75 hands. Capital
$50,000. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston,
selling agents.
COCHECO WOOLEN MANUF'G CO.
(East Rochester).
Manufacture woolen goods.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GONIC.
Capital $60,000.
N. V. Whitehouse, President; A. D.
Whitehouse, Cashier; N. V. White-
house, C. S. Whitehouse, Philander
Varney, John Legro, Wm. C. Ferrold,
Directors.
NORWAY PLAINS SAVINGS BANK,
ROCHESTER.
Savings Bank Building.
Amount of deposits Sept. 1,1871, $516,000.
John McDuffee, President;* John McDuf-
fee. Eben'r J. Mat lies, Enoch White-
house, N. V. Whitehouse." John Legro,
Thomas C. Davis, Charles Greenfield,
Trustees; Franklin McDuffee, Teas-
urer.
Open every week clay except Saturday,
from 9 o'clock A. M. to 12 M., and from
2 to 4, P. M. On Saturday, open from 9
A. M. to 12 M.
Quarter days.
On the first Mondays of February, May,
August, November.
Dividend Days.
On the first Mondays of May and Novem-
ber.
POST OFFICE.
Central Squire, opposite Dodge's Hotel.
G. B. Roberts. I'ost Master; Lizzie J.
Hanson, Assistant.
Two mails (tally from Boston, and two
daily from Portland.
PORTLA1VD «fc ROCHESTER
RAILROAD.
John Lynch, Rums E. Wood, A. K.
Shurtleff, Henry P.Deane, H. J.Libbv,
Portland; W. G. Kay, N. Y. City;
Frederick Robie, Gorham; Joseph S.
Ricker, Westbrook; John McDuffee,
Ro f .i>»ster, N. H„ Directors; John
Lynch " esident; Frederick Robie,
Clerk; Geor P ^v estcott.Treasuier 1
Uliowas ^u.nby, Superintendent.
DIRECTORY OF BOSTON ADVERTISERS
AND OTHERS.
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED UNDER BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Agricultural Implements.
Kendall & Whitney, Market sq., Portland
(page 76)
Ale, Porter, &c.
Vincent, Hathaway, & Co. 109 and 113
Broad, Boston (hack cover)
Awning?, Tents, &c.
Erickson A. 38 North Market, Boston
(page 3)
Martin James <fc Son, 114 Commercial,
Boston (page 154)
Awning Stock and Fixtures.
Eric'<son A. 18 North Market, Boston,
U"ge b)
James Martin & Son, 114 Commercial
Boat Sails.
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial,
Boston (page 154)
Booksellers and Stationers.
Bailey & Noyes.new block Exchange,
Portland (last colored page)
Boots and Shoes.
Connolly & Power, 10 School, Boston
(page 6)
Canvas Signs.
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial
Chiropodist.
Kenison P. Dr. 145 Tremont, Bost( n
(page 3)
Churns.
Blanchard Porter's Sons, churn manuf
Concord, N. II. (opp. page 3)
Commissioners.
Lauten Albert F., commissioner for the
State of New Hampshire to supply city
and town agents spirituous liquors, 118
Broad, Boston (page 75)
Crockery, & House Furnishing
Goods.
Hooper, Eaton & Co. 130 and 132 Ex
change, Portland (back col. p.)
Bentists.
Dillingham J. R. Dr. 226 Tremont, Bos-
ton (page 5)
Sawyer & Lane, 12 Winter, Boston (p. 2)
Envelopes.
Document Envelope Company, 11 John,
Boston (page 6) : ,
Envelope Press.
Sargent Geo. B. 7 Spring Lane, Boston
(page 2)
Fire Insurance.
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. 173
Merchants Exchange, Manchester, N
H. (page 70)
Flags.
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial
Fresco and Banner Painters.
Handeock Z. & Co. 5 Tremont, Boston
(page 8)
Furniture.
Hooper, Eaton & Co. 130 and 132 Ex-
change, Portland (back col. p.)
Gold and Silver Laces, &c.
Pollard & Leighton, 104 Tremont, Boston
(pp. 73, 127, 158)
Inlaid Fancy Flooring.
Dill & Co, 53 and 55 1-2 Wareham, Bos-
ton (page 3)
Italian Awnings.
Marti ri James & Son, 114 Commercial
Erickson A. £8 North Market, Boston,
(page 3)
Jewellers.
Crosby, Morse & Foss, watches, clocks &
jewelry, 240 Washington, Bosion (opp-
page 24)
machinery.
Swampscott Machine Company, Amos
Paul agent. South Newmarket, N. H.
(front colored page)
160
BOSTON AND OTHER ADVERTISERS.
Mais on Francaise.
Walther Mme. 14 West, Boston (page 5)
Marble and Granite Works.,.
Turner & Gavett, 312 Congress, Portland
(page 76)
Masonic Books, Charts, &- En
gravings.
Pollard & Leigliton,104 Tremont, Boston
(pp. 73, 127, 158)
Masonic Regalia.
Pollard & Leighton, 104 Treinont, Boston
(pp. 73, 127, 158)
Military and Theatrical Goods
Pollard & Leighton, 104 Tremont, Boston
(pp. 72, 127, 158)
Mouldings.
Warren & Dwyer, 60 Albany, Boston
* (page 8)
Oculist and Aurist.
Whitman E. F., Dr. 110 Court, Boston
(page 4)
Paints, Oils, Colors, &c.
Foisom C.E.&Co.O and 10 India, corner
Central, Boston (back col. p.)
Pattern Maker.
Coffin Galen, 17 Harvard Place, Boston
(page 6)
Photographer.
Black J. W. 173 Washington, nearly opp.
head of Milk, Boston (page 2)
Marshall Augustus, 147 Tremont, Boston
(page 4)
Piano-forte and Organ Ware-
rooms.
Bailey & Noyes, Portland (inside back
cover)
Plumbing.
Hawthorne & Loudon, 16 Province, cor.
Province ct., Boston (page 4)
Pop\Corn Cakes.
Massure John, 123 Pearl, Portland (back
colored page)
Pork, Beef, Lard, &c.
North, Merriam, & Co. wholesale dealers,
fetalis 27 and 29 Faueuil Hall Market,
and 33 and 34 North Market, Boston
(page 1)
Printers' Materials.
Coffin Galen, 17 Harvard place, Boston
(page 6)
Publications.
Littell's Living Age, Boston (page 7)
Real Estate.
French J. agent, 80 Washington, Boston
(top Jiue front cover)
Roofing Company.
Granite Koofing Company, 8 Congress sq.
Boston (opp. index)
Sailmaker*
Erickson A. 38 North Market, Boston
(page 3)
Sewing Machine.
Eaton S. W. & Son, 103 Middle, Portland
(page 76)
Sign Painter.
Handcock Z. & Co. 5 Tremont, Boston
(page 8)
Soda and Mineral Water.
Vincent, Hathaway & Co. 109 and 113
Broad, Boston (back cover)
Stained and Cut Glass.
Cook J. M. 131, 139 and 141 Congress
Boston (page 1)
Stoves.
Walker Geo. W., stoves, furnaces, &c
(opp. pp. 56 and 57)
Telegraph Instruments.
Williams C, Jr. 109 Court (opp. page 3)
Turners.
Warren and Dwyer, 60 Albany, Boston
(page 8)
Ventilator.
Barney J. E. & Co. 8 Province ct. Boston
(page 1)
Wagon Covers.
Erickson A. 38 North Market, Boston,
(page 8)
Martin James & Son, lit Commercial,
Boston, (page 154)
Watches.
Howard Watch & Clock Co. 114 Tremont,
Boston (opp. p. 25)
Wire Workers and Weavers.
Greenleaf G. & Co. 116 Union, Boston
(page 5)
Wooden Ware, dtc.
Kendall & Whitney, Market 6quars
Portland (page 76)
DOVER ADVERTISEMENTS.
285
i*>
DEALERS IN
CARPETIIGS,
C6M6KERY,
China? Glass
AND
PLATED WARE,
LOOKING CLASSES,
Window Shades & Fixtures.
NO. 1 COCHECO BLOCK, BOVEK, N. H.
W. A. Morrill. G. F. Morrill.
LIB1EY & CO.
Book, Card, Job, and Fancy
PRINTERS,
And Publishers of
THE DOVER ENQUIRER,
A Republican Weekly Newspaper. Terms, $2 per annum, in advance. Its
extensive circulation makes it one of the best mediums for advertising in
this section of the State.
Office, Strafford Bank Building, opp. City Hall,
DOVER, N.H.
9 My*
Dealers in
CARPETS,
To. <' ) BLOCK, DOVER, N. H.
186 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
D, H, IEI9 0ELi
IS AGENT FOE SOME OP THE
Oldest and Most Reliable
FiFe, Accident, and Xdf c
INSURANCE COMPANIES
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Office, cor. Main and School Sts., Dover, N. H.
HENRY D. FREEMAN,
DEALER IN
At his Wholesale and Retail Oyster House,
EXCHANGE BLOCK, OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
&OVEK, JST.M.
Particular attention paid to putting up Oysters for Country trade and
. , / . ■ . - Family use. _________^_ ^^__
THOMAS 1. B. HOUGH,
DOVER, jS W> N. EL
Brass Foundr^^ & Ornament al
Iron Works.
BABBIT METAL AND WEATHER VANES.
No. 5 Main St. . . . DOVER, N. H.
Llili
Manufacturer of
Smith's White Boot & Hop Beer.
BOTTLER AND DEALER IN
Bottled Cider, Ale, Porter, Lager Beer, & Mineral Water
No. 4 Henderson's Block,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, DOVER, N. H.
DOVER ADVERTISEMENTS.
387
CHARLES A. TUFTS,
B HAEMACIST,
OPPOSITE ^THE POST OFFICE,
OETVTJRAJL, SQUARE, DOVER,,
Will keep a Choice Assortment of Toilet Articles, such as
Nail, Tooth, Hair, & Cloth Brushes ;
Rare Perfumery, Elegant
Cosmetics ;
Fancy Soaps; Colognes; Pastiles;
Cachous, Mirrors, &c.
ALSO, ALL THE
Genuine Popular Patent Medicines,
AND THE MOST APPROVED
Trusses, Shoulder-Braces, & Supporters.
Fresh. European 3Leech.es, and all other articles kept iu a first-ciass Apothecary
Store, will be always for sale by
CHA.HL,ES A.. TUFTS.
SOLOMOU H, POYE ?
Foot of Main & Central Sts.
OPP. EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
DOVER, N. H.
Manufacturer of
MONUMENTS
AND
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OP
SOAPSTONE IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
A large assortment of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARBLE
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
All work done in the most prompt and thorough manner by compe-
tent workmen.
ALSO, SEA SAND FOR SALE.
Orders from out of town promptly attended to.
288
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Emporium of FasIiioiSi
WMI. ©TERNS,
OPP. CITY HALL, DOVER, N. H.
Daily receiving New Goods for every department,
SILKS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS,
DIRECT FROM EUROPE,
Retailed at Lower Prices than. any competitor can buy at wholesale.
WM. STERNS, tlie popular Dry Goods Man.
DEALER IN
PS1©
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
6i Central Block,
DOVER, N.H.
Hallet, I>avis, &. Co.s PIANOS,
and Mason & Hamlin's Organs.
buumma
PROVISION
DEALER.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lard, and Ponltry.
R. R. Block, Franklin St., DOVER, N.H.
J. H. WIN SLOW,
Wholesale arid Retail Dealer in
BOOTS.SHOES.RUBBERS
*gjffms>
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
3 Morrill's New Blk. Franklin Square,
DOVER, IV. H.
33. ..A.. PAGE,
DEALER IN
Boots 3 Shoes, and Rubbers,
At Bottom PriGes for Cash,
3 CENTRAL ST., DOVER, N.H.
DOVER ADVERTISEMENTS.
189
DR. G. W. TASKER,
DENTIST.
22 CENTRAL STREET, DOVER, N. H.
^|f All operations warranted.
MARBLE WORKS
R. H. TWOMBLY
HAS EEMOVED TO
LOCUST STREET, rear City Hall, DOVER, N. H.
Where he is prepared to furnish
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, TABLETS, SCROLLS,
And all kinds of Plain and Ornamental Work, at prices that will be satis-
factory.
D. A. JACKSON,
El@fh©s Cleaning
And Repairing.
No. 3 MORRILL'S NEW BLOCK,
Franklin Square, Dover, N.H.
All orders promptly attended to. Repairing
done quickly, and in the neatest manner.
U90 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CiEORffiffi L. FOLSOII,
Agent for SALEM LEAD COMPANY,
BIGELOW'S NEW JERSEY VARNISHES,
SI0SM0H9 HI! All© WAMWWt
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, BLUE, BRUSHES,
Etc. Constantly on hand at Boston Prices.
Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, Neafs Foot Oil, Lubricating
Oil, and Leads of all kinds.
COLORS OF ALL KINDS, DRY & IN OIL.
GLASS of all sizes and kinds.
VARNISHES. Coach, Furniture, English 4 Demar, also Black & Carriage Top.
eiiUE of all kinds at Manufacturers' prices.
BRUSHES in large or small quantities, together with everything in the Paint and Oil line.
NUTTER'S BLOCK*
MAIN STREET, cor. Washington, DOVJEB, JV.H.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Having lines extending from New York to Nova-Scotia, and connect-
ing with other lines to all parts of the United States and
British Provinces.
OFFICES.
DOVER, At Charles A. Tufts' Apothecary Store.
Central Square.
NEW YORK, 145 Broadway. BOSTON, 83 State St.
DOVER ADVERTISEMENTS.
291
The Standard Machine of the World,
SEWING MACHINES.
f§®13§ MP AJL
Over 82 Competitors,
AGENT,
Cor. POPIsAtt & ST. JOHN STS. ItOVEB, N.H.
Machines can be seen in operation.
White-wire Clothes-Lines furnished of any length desired.
EDWIN A. HILLS,
Book and Job Printer,
No. 10 Central Street, . . . DOVER, N. H.
Business Cards, Envelopes, Bill Heads, Shop Bills, Posters, &c,
Printed in good Style, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
The DOVER GAZETTE
Is Published every Friday. Terms, $2.00 per annum, in advance. Advertisements
inserted at the lowest rates.
DR. J. W. DRAKE,
HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
19 Orchard St., Dover, N.H.
JOSEPH BEDELL,
HousePainting
G-UAZING-,
And PAPER HANGING.
Dealer in PAINTS and OILS.
Also, Agent for
FOREST RIVER LEAD CO.
Locust Street,
Rear City Hall, DOVER, N.H.
l!92
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Mil@s ifi Go/s Express
i?w^5 to the following Towns in New Hampshire.
Alton.
Alton Bay.
Alton East.
Alton South.
Alton West.
Barrington.
Barnstead.
Barnstead Centre
Barnstead North.
Bartlett.
Centre Harbor.
Conway.
Conway North.
Durham.
Dover.
Downing's Mills.
Eaton.
Effingham.
Effingham Falls.
Farmington.
Freedom.
Gonic.
Gilmanton.
Gilmanton Iron Wks.
Jackson.
Middleton.
Milton.
.Milton Three Ponds.
Milton South.
Milton West.
Milton Mills.
Melvin Village.
Mackerel Corner.
Moultonborough.
Moultonborough East.
Moultonborough Cor.
Madbury.
Madison.
Madison East.
Newfield, Me.
New Durham.
Ossipee.
Ossipee Centre.
Parsonsfield, Me.
Pittsfield.
Rochester.
Sandwich.
Sandwich Centre.
Sandwich North.
Strafford.
Strafford Centre.
Strafford Bow Pond.
Tamworth.
Tarn worth Iron Works
Tamworth City.
Tuftonborough.
Tuftonborough Cor.
Union Village.
West Lebanon.
Wakefield.
Wakefield East.
Wakefield North.
Wolfborough.
Wolf borough South.
Wolfborough North.
Ossipee West.
Connects with Shorey's xE press for East Rochester.
OFFICE . . 33 Court Square, Boston.
Offices in Dover at E. & M. Railroad Depot, <& Central Sq.
CUSTOM MADE
fiEMT'8 !S@¥8 m 859QES.
THE MOST FASHIONABLE, BEST MADE
LADIES' BOOTS, newest Styles, lowest Prices.
Ladies from adjoining towns can select from the best assortment,
and obtain elegant and easy-fitting Boots, made in the very best
manner, at. the most reasonable prices.
A full line of Gent's & Ladies' Rebber Boots & SllOeS, at
"WllVWfi Boot and. Shoe Store,
Jr if I. Mj » Fore Street, Great Falls, H.H.
E B. SPENCER^
CASKETS & COFFINS OF EVERY VARIETY. GRAVE
Clothes furnished at short notice. Coffin Trimmings.
WAREROOMS,
Sullivan Square, Great Falls, N.H. Berwick Side.
GREAT FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS. 193
@£@&$ Palls ©@@k Sii@E© 9
DEALER IN
Books, Stationery,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Fancy Goods, Sheet Music, Musie Books, &o.
Picture Frames, Chromos, Guitars, Plates, and Violins, G-uitar and Violin Strings.
No. 2 Central Buildings, Great Falls, N. H.
THE
Great Falls Journal,
EDWIN FERNALD, Editor and Publisher,
Published Every Saturday Morning,
AT THE JOURNAL BUILDING, OPP. GREAT FALLS HOTEL,
Has a large Circulation, both in Great Falls and surrounding towns,
making it a good advertising medium.
Terms op Subscription, $1.50 a Year, in advance.
Book and Job Printing
DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
$< W. mmmwmmw i @@*
G-ROCER8,
Corner Main and Franklin Streets, Gr. Falls, N.H.
(under m. e. church), dealers in
CHOICE GROCERIES, SPICES,
CORN, FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, OILS, &c.
Goods delivered in any part of the village free of charge.
.T. Bickford. Howard Locke,
194
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTIC HOUSE, WELLS BEACH, ME,
O. A. FROST, Proprietor.
Also, Propr. of Great Fails Hotel, Gr. Falls, N. N.
1* &• H4M@1 is ©@.
Corner of
Washington
and
Green Sts.
GR. FALLS
N. H.
HORSES AliD CARRIAGES TO LET
On reasonable terms. Superior Teams 'furiiisliec] to Parties for Pleasure Excursions, at the
shortes4 notice.
L. L. Hanson.
B. Frank Hanson.
I— I
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GREAT FALLS ADVERTISEEENTS.
195
No. 26 MARKET STREET, GREAT PALLS, N.H.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
EXTRACTS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Leeches,
Sponges, Ac.
SELECTED FAMILY GROCERIES
OF ALL KINDS.
■ 9 Ma© i?©a§, @@fifi©©»*
SUGARS, SPICES, FRUIT, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
Proprietor of Dr. Chapman's Cholera Syrup, for the cure of
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Sum ner Compl tint-;.
CANNEY & COMPANY,
FORWARDERS,
To the following Towns in New Hampshire and Maine,
Acton Corner, Me*
Alton Bny.
Alton Corner.
Bartlett.
Brock's Crossing.
Brookfield.
Conway.
Conway Centre.
Dam's Mills, Me.
Dover.
East Madison.
Ea>t Rochester.
East Wakefield.
Eaton.
Efiiiigham
Effingham Falls.
Farmington.
Fret dom.
Great Falls.
Hayes' Crossing.
Jackson.
Lebanon, Me.
Leigliton's Corner.
Mackerel Corner.
Madison
Melvin Village.
Middleton.
Milton.
Milton Mills.
New Durham.
North Conway.
No. Parsonsfield, Me.
No. Shnpleigh, Me.
North Wakefield.
North Wolfborough.
Ossipee.
Ossipee Centre.
Parsonsfield, Me.
Porter, IMe.
Rochester.
Salmon Falls.
So u i h Berwick, Me.
South Milton.
South Wolfborough.
Tam worth.
Tarn worth Iron Works
Tuf ton borough.
Union Village.
Wakefield.
Water Village.
West Milton.
West Newfield, Me.
We.-t Ossipee
W. Parsonsfield, Me.
Gonic.
OFFICES.. 32 Court Square, Boston,
P. G. F. & C R. R. Depots, Market St., Great Falls, N.H.
ANI> I>. HANSON'S, CUXritAI* SQLAKJ-, KOC.IliSTJiB.
Si B. CaMNKY. A. A. JfEivKX.SS.
196
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
HIGH ST. BAKERY, GREAT FALLS,
JOSEPH M. POOLE,
Proprietor,
And Dealer in ail kinds of
CRACKERS, BitKAD,
CAKE & PASTRY.
Hot White Bread every afternoon.
BEAK'S* Baked every Satur-
day night, and Brown Bread
Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings.
$W Orders for Parties and
Picnics promptly filled.
JAM IS k SONS,
Dealers in Selected
GROCERIES, TEAS,
COFFEE, SPICES, AND GRASS SEED,
Also, Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Brown Ash Store, cor. High and Orange Streets,
v.:
SANBORN & WATSON,
DEALERS IN PARLOR AND CHAMBER
iwmififii&i
?.
CARPETS, MATTRESSES, FEATHERS,
Sofas, Lounges, What-Nots, Rocking, Parlor,
and Easy Chairs.
Pictures and Picture Frames,
Window Shades, Cord, Tassels, &c.
27 Market Street, . . GREAT FALLS, N. H.
ENOCH WHITEHOUSE,
DEALER IN
NEW AND CHOICE SELECTIONS OP
GROCERIES
AND
ALSO,
Fancy Goods*
At Boston Prices.
Franklin St. , , «r. Falls, N.H.
UPHOLSTERING,
Over D. Wingates Paint Shop,
Opp. Marston's Sloek, HIGH ST.
GREAT FALLS, Si. H.
Where I attend to Upholstering of all kinds.
SOFAS, LOUNGES,
MATTRESSES, & CUSHIONS
RE1 AIRED, OK MADE TO ORDER.
Furniture of all kinds Repaired
in a workmanlike manner.
PICTURES FRAMED in the best maimer.
XW~ all work warranted to give satisfaction,
or no charge.
WM, H. TASKER.
GREAT FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
197
HUBBARD, CANNEY, & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS,
Window and Door Frames, and
MOULDINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
BOARD PLANING AND MATCHING.
Stair Mails, Balusters, & Newels.
Market Street, Gr. Palls, N. H.
G. W "HUBBARD.
J. C. NUTTER.
B. R. CANNEY.
H. A. HUBBARD.
MAIN STREET, GREAT FALLS, N. H.
MANUFACTURERS OF
IHIIiIi MACHINERY
And CASTINGS.
Contractors for the Erection of COAL CAS WORKS.
Manufacturers of Gasometers, Street Pipes, and
all Castings pertaining to Gas Works.
Also, at Salmon Falls, manufacture
White Mountain, Kitchen Queen, Farmer's Friend, and
other Celebrated
COOK STOVES,
Box Stoves, Hollow Ware, Oyen, Ash, and Boiler Mouths, and other
Light Castings.
M. C. BURLEIGH, Agent. O. H. LORD, Treas.
GREA.T FALLS, 3V. H.
Manufacturer of every variety of
MONUMENTS,
Head Stones, «fec.
MARKET STREET,
GREAT FALLS, N. H.
198 GREAT FALLS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEMHf & oo.
9
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED,
AND SHORTS,
Besides a good supply of L1JIE constantly on hnnd.
At our Mills, GREAT PALLS, N. H.
C. W. Wright. C. A. Blood. W. C. Hamblett.
MAINE & NEW HAMPSHIRE
Real Estate Agency.
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
GREAT FALLS, N.H,
JAMES G. YOUNG, Manager.
E. A. CRAWFORD, Assistant.
ESTATES OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON HAND,
And for sale at a bargain.
Bargains negotiated on Commission, and Money
Loaned on Real Estate.
All business faithfully attended to.
W. I. FARRAB & SON,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, FARMERS' PRODUCE,
Crockery & Glass Ware,
Wo. 4 Buff am 9 s Bloclc,
HIGH STRKET,
Great Falls, N.H*
ENOCH PERKINS,
Hotary Public,
AND
INSURANCE A6ENT,
High St. . . Gr. Palls, N.H.
Insurance effected in the M*t
Companies at the most reasonable
lUtea.
FOrHKSTEU AnYERTtSEMPNTS. 109*
FREDERICK FEINEMAN,
HEALER IJV
AND
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 1 McDuffee's Block, EOCHESTEH, N.H.
Particular attention given to (he Manufacture of Gentlemen'*
Clothing:, agreeable to order, iri suits or single gai mints, ai fcliort notice,
and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
ROCHESTER
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Cash Assets, $25,000,000.
The only licensed A^erit for this vicinity, under the State law, for
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INS. CO,
Assets, $134,586.24.
HANOVER, OP NEW YORK, Assets, $700,334.64.
INDEPENDENT, OP BOSTON, Assets, $646,047,1)2.
ANDES, OP CINCINNATI, Assets, $1,501,822.57.
CONTINENTAL LIFE, OP HARTFORD,
Assets, $2,180,000.
TRAVELERS' LIFE & ACCIDENT, of Hartford,
Assets, $1,743,648.89,
axd several other reliable companies.
AH Policies issued at this office, ami losses promptly paid. Business conducted on tha
principle oi commercial honor, and (iUAitAN I'EE tojnve EN-TIRE SATISFACTION.
£BT" Communications by mail wiil receive prompt attention.
A. S. PARSHLEY,
Office, No. 2 McDuffee's Block ROCHESTER, N.H.
JOHN H. JONES,
DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, & Rubbers,
WENTWORTll'S BLOCK,
CENTRAL SQUARE, ROCHESTER, N. H.
All kinds of SHOE FINDINGS and SHOE TOOLS; Machine
Awls aud Jf hidings s also Truuks, Valises, and Travelling Uags.
200 ROCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES PIRIE,
M!E©H4if¥ SAILOR
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
And Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Opp. Dodge's Hotel, Central Sqr. Rochester, N. H.
Agent for iETNA SEWING MACHINES.
DOMINICUS HANSON,
ROCHESTER, N. H.
APOTHECARY,
BOOK AND VARIETY STORE
Established by the present proprietor in 1832.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals.
ALSO,
Patent and Botanic Medicines, Fancy and Toilet
Articles, Medical Instruments, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Dye Stuffs, &c, &c.
ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL, MUSICAL, THEOLOGI-
CAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Also, Drafting, Drawing, and Tissue Paper, Bristol Board, Blank
Books and Stationery of all kinds.
D. J. PARSONS,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
BQCHESTER, N. H,
JOSEPH WllSATE,
Eating & Refreshment Saloon,
Main Street, East Rochester, N. H.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
STAINED & CUT GLASS
MANUFACTORY,
BY
j. m:. cook,
Nos. 131, 139, & 141 Congress St., Boston, Mass,
Glass for Chnrch Windows in every style.
"All Buildings should be Ventilated."
We are prepared to Ventilate Buildings of every
description, at a small cost. Churches, School -
^ Houseo, Halls, Private Dwellings, Stables, Facto-
ries, Dry- Rooms, of any and all kinds.
HYNES' PATENT
VENTILATOR
HAS A FIRST-CLASS REPUTATION.
CHIMNEY TOPS WE MAKE IN VARIETY,
Contractors, Committees, and the Public are invited to call before
ordering elsewhere. Send for Circular and Price List*
J. E. BARNEY «£ GO.
8 PROVINCE COURT,
Office!, 14 Pemberton Square, BOSTON, MASS.
NORTH, MERIAM, & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
Pork, Beef, Iaard, Hams,
Dressed Hogs, X»igs' Feet,
TRIPE, SAUSAGES, SAUSAGE SKINS, &c.
Also, Manufacturers of EXTRA LARD OIL,
Stalls 2Tos. 27 and 29 Faneuil Hall Market,
And Store Nos. 33 and 34 North Market Street,
CHARLES H. NORTH. TlO<3TfW S. HENRY SKILTON.
JOHN N. MERIAM. DWOIUK. LUMaN S. (JONANT.
Slaughtering au<l Curing Establishment, Medford Street* Somerviile.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. W. BLACK,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
173 WASHINGTON STREET,
Nearly opposite the Head of Milk St. BOSTON.
PHOTOGRAPHS IN EVERT VARIETY AND ALL STYLES OP THE ART.
Particular attention is called to our new style of
CABINET PORTRAITS.
THEY HAVE ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE ADMIRED. We call attention to our
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
For producing agreeable pictnres they are unequalled. Persons who have never before
succeeded in being photographed, are always successful in this kind of picture.
S>
liffll & 14
DENTISTS,
No. 12 WINTER STREET, BOSTON,
Will devote their personal attention to
Pilling, Cleansing, Regulating, and Extracting
Teeth with Ether and Nitrous Oxide Gas. Artifi-
cial Teeth inserted on all Bases used by the pro-
fession. Terms Reasonable.
J. W. Sawyer.
D. Lane.
GEORGE B, SARGENT & GO.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
SAKGENT'S PATENT
ENVELOPE PRESS,
Stamp, Seal, Embossing, and Copying Presses,
Steel Stamps and Brands ; also Day and Date Stamps.
INTo. ^ SPRING L^IVE, BOSTON.
N. B. ™ Presses Repaired and Dies Altered at short notice.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DE. P. K E N I S O N,
CHIROPODIST.
CORNS & BAD NAILS
EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN.
Operations on Corus, 25 cts. each.
Operations on Nails, 50 cts. each.
145 TREMONT ST.
Bet. West St. & Temple PI.
BOSTON.
A. ERIGESON,
SAIL-MAKER,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Water & Mildew-Proof Awnings & Tents.
38
NO. MARKET
STREET,
THE OLD STAND FOR
Flags, Wagon Covers, and Horse Covers,
Awning Frames & Fixtures, Tent Poles & Pins, Flag Poles, <fcc.
TENTS TO LET AND FOR SALE.
Striped Awning Cloth and all kinds of Sail Cloth for sale.
Orders try Mail or Express promptly attended to.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
PATENTED INLAID
FANCY AND PARQUETTE FLOORING,
And Variegated Moulding.
Nos. 53 and 55 1-2 WAREHAM STREET,
Opposite McNutt's Novelty Wood Works,
BOSTON.
4
BOSTON ADYERTISEMENT8.
AUGUSTUS MARSHALL,
ED) Up
147 Tremonf Street,
Corner of WEST,
B O g T O IV.
PLUMBING.
HAWTHORNE & LOUDON,
PLUMBERS,
And Dealers in
Plumbers 9 Materials,
No. 16 PROVINCE STREET, cor. PROVINCE COURT,
Second Store from School Street, opp. new City Hall,
1 1 S © iL,
Orders received from any part of the United
States and Canadas.
Plumbing Materials at Wholesale Prices to
Builders.
Robert Hawthorne. James Loudon.
mm, m* w* wmmmAm,
OCULIST & AURIST.
MMTWWM& I¥IB
Inserted without Pain.
Treatment of CATARRH,
No charge for Consultation.
Office, No. 110 Court St., Boston.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENTAL CARD.
HAS BEMOVED FBOM 12 WIHTER ST. AHD 15 BEACON ST.
TO 226 TREMONT STREET,
B©if©g».
i
(Next to Bigelow, Kennard, & Co.), is always ready to see ladies
who seek a really French article. Our stock consists of
mmE. walther,
No. 14 WEST STREET, BOSTON,
Bigelow, Kennard, & Co.), is always ready to
seek a really French article. Our stock consis
Mmsli&g, totm®@@lki 8 Jfulles,
LACES of various descriptions,
EMBROIDERIES on Linen and on ELdkfs.
We keep a very Select and Choice Assortment of
FLOWERS, and the best French Laundry Blueing
in existence.
We have a first-class Dress-Making Establishment connected
with our store, and make Ball & Bridal Dresses a specialty.
Import or make to order TPOUSSeailX, do up Laces, an d Embroider
Initials and Monograms. Our Foulard Cravats for Ladies aad gen-
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMNTS.
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Tfie highest grades of French and English Stock, made to order in the most fashionable
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An assortment of French Boots and shoes constantly on hand, as also a full line of our own
Manufacture.
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Successors to ISRAEL M. RICE,
10 School Street, Boston.
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